Michael Ma

Mr. Speaker, the Canadian government certainly respects endangered species. In these processes and reviews, those would be taken into consideration to make sure that we protect endangered animals as well as follow international rules.

Mr. Speaker, as I said in the speech, transportation projects are critical for our supply chain in Canada, in our trade with international partners. The transportation project office is intended to be the lead coordinator for transportation projects not already coordinated by IAAC, CER, CNSC or the Building Canada Act processes. These are all separate streams. Another bureaucracy would have [more]

C-39 Mr. Speaker, Bill, the building Canada strong act, puts forward important legislative changes that would build on the government's effort to protect Canada's economic future by reducing the regulatory burden faced by the Canadian transportation sector. Last year, the government passed the Building Canada Act, which focused on accelerating the development of projects of national interest and [more]

Mr. Speaker, that is a wonderful question. As my colleague mentioned, from a business perspective, and as I mentioned in my speech, speed and efficiency are critical for Canadian businesses to compete in this global market, and all those considerations are certainly in there. I would like to highlight that in this process, we mentioned efficiencies for transportation. The marine sectors [more]

Port Moody—Coquitlam Mr. Speaker, I rise today, with the member of Parliament from, to present an e-petition on behalf of over 2,400 Canadians seeking to designate February as Canadian Chinese heritage month. I stand, with national support from coast to coast, with many organizations and cities across the country joining our movement. The contributions of Chinese Canadians over the past 230 [more]

Minister of Health Mr. Speaker, Terry Fox inspired a nation with his fight against cancer. Fifty years later, his dream of raising money for the fight against cancer still lives on. Yesterday, theannounced that the government is providing $80 million to the Terry Fox Research Institute for the institute's work in precision oncology research. Can the parliamentary secretary tell this House how [more]

Thank you, Minister.

Thank you. I think you mentioned this earlier. Given the current fracturing world order, the government has worked to diversify Canada's trading relationships. What actions has the government taken to develop, maintain and deepen our relationships with old and new international partners?

Thank you, Minister. Colleges, polytechnics and similar industry training institutions have recently received $165 million in investments from the government. These institutions work directly with industry to deliver and train the next generation of Canadians. Can you help us understand why colleges and institutions are so important in developing Canadian talent?

Thank you, Chair. Hello, Minister. The government has produced a series of domain-specific strategies covering domains like defence, auto and electricity, which you talked about earlier. Can you walk us through how these strategies intersect to help build Canada strong for our economy and particularly for our workers?

Are you able to estimate a percentage of your revenue?

Okay. We all know fraudulent advertisers often attempt to purchase visibility through the same advertising systems used by legitimate businesses. How does Google ensure that commercial incentives never override consumer protection considerations in enforcing decisions?

The second part of my original question is this. How much is Google spending on this?

Thank you.