Louis Villeneuve

Thank you, Mr. chair. Thank you to all the witnesses for being here this morning. Mr. Miles and Mr. Thiessen, I want to tell you how touched I am by your testimony this morning. I also want to tell you that your contribution is truly very important. I realize that, deep down, we often think that we're immune to experiencing things like that. We are not. Listening to you speak, when I look at [more]

Thank you.

Thank you. I have about 45 seconds left. How could the federal government better support the organizations that intervene before situations escalate to homelessness?

Thank you for your contribution, Mr. Miles. Forgive me for not addressing you, Mr. Thiessen. It's because I really want to talk to Ms. Vandal, who is from my area. Ms. Vandal, thank you for being here with us this morning. I know that Zone Libre Memphrémagog does incredible work in our riding. Since the pandemic, have you noticed an increase in addiction-related needs in Memphrémagog?

What are the most vulnerable client profiles right now?

Mr. Speaker, like my colleague, I began my career in radio. That was in 1974. I would imagine he was quite young then. At that time, more people were tuning into AM radio. C-268 I rise today with great interest to support Bill. This bill, introduced by my colleague, aims to improve cellular coverage in rural areas across Canada. The member who introduced this bill is my riding neighbour. We [more]

Mr. Speaker, I would first like to tell my colleague how deeply moved I am by what he just said. I also want to go back to the comments that a Conservative member made yesterday about the noose, which I think were shameful. Here in Canada, no one should feel unsafe because of who they are, what religion they practise, or where they gather. Recent incidents of Islamophobia have left too many [more]