Conservative Shadow Minister for Justice and Attorney General of Canada Rob Moore (Fundy Royal, N.B.) released a statement on the introduction of his Bill C-394: “The Stronger Sentences for Safer Streets Act reverses some of the damage done by the Liberals’ Bill C-5 which removed deterrents for drug dealers who target vulnerable Canadians and terrorize our streets. This Bill … Read more
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre (Carleton, Ont.) issued a statement: “The residential school system is a dark chapter of our nation’s history,” he said. “In 2008, the Canadian government under former Prime Minister Stephen Harper delivered an apology finally acknowledging the horrors of the Residential School system. It marked the first step towards healing and making amends with … Read more
Parliament voted in favour of a Conservative motion calling on the government and the Auditor General to hand over all documents related to the Sustainable Development Technology Canada (SDTC) to the RCMP within 14 days. In total, $123 million worth of contracts were found to have been given inappropriately, while $76 million was given to projects where there … Read more
Conservative MP Andrew Scheer (Regina–Qu’Appelle, Sask.) issued a statement: “[…] Last month, the Hogue Commission found that foreign interference had become so serious in the last two elections that it had “diminished the ability of some voters to cast an informed vote. Last week, we learned through a National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians report that … Read more
Conservative Shadow Minister for Rural Economic Development and Connectivity Dan Mazier (Dauphin-Swan River-Neepawa, Man.) issued a statement: “Today, Parliament officially passed Conservative Bill C-288 to provide Canadians with transparent and accurate internet service information. For too long, Canadians have been purchasing internet services at sky-high prices only to realize the quality and speed they expected to receive … Read more
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre (Carleton, Ont.) issued a statement: “Today, we salute our Normandy veterans and all Canadians who fought against evil in the Second World War,” he said. “Eighty years ago today, Canadian troops stormed Juno Beach under heavy enemy fire. Together with American, British, Polish, and Free French forces, they broke through Hitler’s ‘Atlantic … Read more
Despite a small change from the Bank of Canada this morning, millions of Canadians are still facing massive hikes in mortgage payments as they renew their mortgages at much higher rates in the months to come. The NDP-Liberal government cannot declare victory as a result of this tiny rate cut because millions of Canadians continue … Read more
The Auditor General found that Sustainable Development Technology Canada had “awarded funding to projects that were ineligible, [and where] conflicts of interest existed.” In total, $123 million worth of contracts were found to have been given inappropriately, with $59 million being given to projects that never should have been awarded any money at all. The Auditor General … Read more
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre (Carleton, Ont.) issued a statement: “Today, Canada’s Common Sense Conservatives join Canadians from coast to coast to coast to pay tribute to our brave sailors, soldiers, and aviators. In peace and in war, members of our Canadian Armed Forces have distinguished themselves through their courage, professionalism, and warrior ethos. Whether deployed … Read more
In British Columbia, where Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (Papineau, Que.) allowed the radical NDP government to legalize deadly hard drugs like meth, cocaine and fentanyl, there has been a 380 per cent increase in drug deaths. Despite this, Minister of Mental Health and Addictions and Associate Minister of Health Ya’ara Saks (York Centre, Ont.) answered … Read more
