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2018-10-23
Elizabeth May - 10:34
Lib. (NB)
Hon. Dominic LeBlanc (Beauséjour)
2018-10-23 10:35 [p.22710]
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Mr. Speaker, I thank the member for the comment. If we are looking to find contradictory statements and behaviour, I would not start in that corner. The member is right. She has the virtue of being able to be consistent in all these matters, and for that she has my respect and affection.
The member is correct in that members who serve in this House representing their constituents from non-recognized parties, in some cases, are not able to access the committee proceedings as other members might. Therefore, I want to assure the hon. member that we would be happy to welcome her at the public safety committee. My colleagues from the Liberal side on that committee will obviously ensure that she is able to participate and ask questions, because we think it is important to hear her voice on a committee like that.
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C-83, An Act to amend the Corrections an ...
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Gérard Deltell - 10:36
Lib. (NB)
Hon. Dominic LeBlanc (Beauséjour)
2018-10-23 10:37 [p.22710]
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Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague from Louis-Saint-Laurent for his comments. Even though he does not have much experience as a parliamentarian here in the House, we are all familiar with his career in the Quebec National Assembly. He was a top-notch parliamentarian when he served there.
I am very pleased that my colleague took the time to read the Liberal election platform. I suggest he read it again. Some of the ideas will soothe his soul and he will understand why Canadians chose a progressive government that respects the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
This is why we think it is important to get this bill to committee to ensure that our institutions have the tools they need to be safe and to keep Canadians safe.
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Nick Whalen - 10:38
Lib. (NB)
Hon. Dominic LeBlanc (Beauséjour)
2018-10-23 10:39 [p.22710]
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Mr. Speaker, my hon. colleague for St. John's East focused on two very important aspects of this legislation.
One aspect is the increased use of body scanners to help keep drugs and other contraband out of the institutions. This legislation specifically authorizes the use of these body scanners, which are comparable to the technology currently used at airports. Our government has indicated that all of these important technological investments will be available for institutions, so that the men and women who are responsible for those institutions may access that technology.
Also, the secure intervention units are a model that we think offers the best chance of ensuring the safety of the institution while continuing to ensure the rehabilitation of these offenders and giving them access to increased mental health services. It is something again that our government has announced considerable investments in, because we think that it is part of ensuring public safety and the safety of the men and women who work in these institutions.
My colleague has identified two very important pieces of this legislation. I know all members of this House thank him for that important insight.
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Pierre Paul-Hus - 10:40
Lib. (NB)
Hon. Dominic LeBlanc (Beauséjour)
2018-10-23 10:41 [p.22710]
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Mr. Speaker, I want to again thank our colleague from Charlesbourg—Haute-Saint-Charles.
I am pleased that he agrees with us that the appropriate use of body scanners will play a major role in preventing the entry of drugs and other substances that could jeopardize institutional security.
In our view, it is important to listen to the professional men and women working inside correctional institutions. They are extraordinary people who are dedicated to the safety of the public and the institutions and to the treatment of those incarcerated.
As a government, every decision we make concerning the Correctional Service of Canada will be based on science, evidence and the importance of ensuring the safety of all Canadians and of correctional institutions, which are an integral part of our security across the country.
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Bruce Stanton - 10:42
Hon. Andrew Scheer - 14:16
Lib. (NB)
Hon. Dominic LeBlanc (Beauséjour)
2018-10-23 14:16 [p.22736]
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Mr. Speaker, Canadians expect their government to have a sound plan to fight climate change.
It is not surprising to see the Conservatives burying their heads in the sand when it comes to this major challenge, since that is exactly what they did for 10 years under Stephen Harper.
Climate change is real, and there is a growing urgency to do something about it. The time has come to protect the future of our children and grandchildren and we have a plan to do just that.
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Hon. Andrew Scheer - 14:17
Lib. (NB)
Hon. Dominic LeBlanc (Beauséjour)
2018-10-23 14:18 [p.22736]
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Mr. Speaker, my hon. friend knows very well that it is exactly the opposite of what our government is doing. Our government has a plan to fight climate change. The Conservative Party, for over a decade, under Mr. Harper, refused to do anything meaningful about climate change.
We made a commitment to Canadians in 2015 that we would have a robust plan, including putting a price on pollution. That is exactly what the Prime Minister announced today. It is the most effective measure.
I am sorry that the Conservative Party has absolutely nothing to say about its plan, because it does not have one.
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Hon. Andrew Scheer - 14:18
Lib. (NB)
Hon. Dominic LeBlanc (Beauséjour)
2018-10-23 14:19 [p.22736]
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Mr. Speaker, again, I think my hon. friend is perhaps somewhat confused, with Stephen Harper's lack of a plan for 10 years.
We have been very clear that putting a price on pollution is one of the most effective ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. My hon. friend thinks that pollution should be free, and he would take back money from hard-working middle-class Canadians that we will be giving them by putting a price on pollution.
This will make our economy more competitive and will create good jobs for middle-class Canadians.
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Hon. Andrew Scheer - 14:20
Lib. (NB)
Hon. Dominic LeBlanc (Beauséjour)
2018-10-23 14:20 [p.22736]
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Mr. Speaker, it does not matter how many times my hon. friend repeats the same sentence, it will not make it accurate.
Unlike the Conservatives, who think that pollution should be free, we have a plan to ensure that big polluters pay under our system. We have been clear from the beginning: pricing pollution is important to protecting our economic competitiveness.
Maybe my hon. friend could explain why, in British Columbia, in Quebec, where they have had a price on pollution for a long time, those are among the most competitive and performing economies in Canada.
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Hon. Andrew Scheer - 14:21
Lib. (NB)
Hon. Dominic LeBlanc (Beauséjour)
2018-10-23 14:22 [p.22736]
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Mr. Speaker, my hon. friend has spent a lot of time pretending that there is some hidden cost to a Liberal plan. What he is not telling Canadians is that he either has no plan himself or his plan is so appalling that he has to hide it until after the election.
Let us be very clear. We committed to Canadians in 2015 that we would put a price on pollution and have a serious plan to attack climate change. Only a Conservative would find it shocking that today we are respecting an engagement we made to Canadians in the last election.
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Guy Caron - 14:23
Alexandre Boulerice - 14:25
Lib. (NB)
Hon. Dominic LeBlanc (Beauséjour)
2018-10-23 14:26 [p.22737]
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Mr. Speaker, what we are happy to tell Canadians is that Canada is taking serious action to fight climate change. We said to Canadians in the last election that we would have a plan that would reduce our emissions and respect international obligations we made as a country.
We also said, and in fact there was a Nobel Prize in economics given recently for this exact premise, that putting a price on pollution is among the most effective measures to reduce pollution. Unlike the Conservatives, who think pollution should be free, we have a plan. It is working, and it will benefit the Canadian economy and middle-class Canadians.
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Alexandre Boulerice - 14:26
Lib. (NB)
Hon. Dominic LeBlanc (Beauséjour)
2018-10-23 14:27 [p.22737]
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Mr. Speaker, we have clearly understood that Canadians expect their government to diligently fight climate change. Canadians understand very well, unlike the NDP perhaps, that a serious plan to fight climate change is in the interest of the Canadian economy and will create jobs for the middle class.
The province of Quebec, where my colleague was elected, is the perfect example of how well this can work.
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Hon. Ed Fast - 14:27
Lib. (NB)
Hon. Dominic LeBlanc (Beauséjour)
2018-10-23 14:28 [p.22738]
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Mr. Speaker, what the Prime Minister said today in Toronto is that our government made a commitment to Canadians in 2015 that we would have a robust plan to tackle climate change. We have said from the beginning that putting a price on pollution is one of the most effective measures to reduce pollution. We have also said that we would reinvest by reimbursing Canadians the money they are paying for the price on pollution. In fact, middle-class Canadians, on average, will receive more money than they are paying for the price on pollution.
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Alexander Nuttall - 14:29
Lib. (NB)
Hon. Dominic LeBlanc (Beauséjour)
2018-10-23 14:29 [p.22738]
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Mr. Speaker, again, I think it is important to remind members that the Conservative Party voted against a middle-class tax cut that was important to Canadians.
The member talks about vulnerable seniors. The Conservatives voted against increasing the guaranteed income supplement to help the most vulnerable seniors. If they want to talk about seniors, they were going to raise the age of eligibility to 67 for old age security. We brought it back to 65.
They have no plan to fight climate change. We have a plan that is going to make a difference for Canadians and improve the Canadian economy at the same time.
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Rosemarie Falk - 14:30
Lib. (NB)
Hon. Dominic LeBlanc (Beauséjour)
2018-10-23 14:31 [p.22738]
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Mr. Speaker, my hon. friend wants to talk about putting more money into the pockets of hard-working Canadian families. It is too bad that she voted against the Canada child benefit, which did exactly that.
If the Conservatives have no plan to fight climate change, the good new is that this government does. We have a plan that will make a real difference in the fight against climate change, will create good jobs for middle-class Canadians and will ensure that hard-working Canadians come out ahead in the fight against climate change.
That is what we said we would do. That is what the Prime Minister announced today in Toronto.
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Oral questions
Hon. Pierre Poilievre - 14:32
Lib. (NB)
Hon. Dominic LeBlanc (Beauséjour)
2018-10-23 14:32 [p.22738]
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Mr. Speaker, my hon. friend knows that that is not exactly true. We said from the beginning that asking large emitters to pay a price on pollution would give them an incentive to reduce pollution. That is exactly what our government is doing.
If my hon. friend thinks that it is a mistake to work with the hospital sector, with the education sector and with low-income housing advocates to ensure that they are also able to reduce their emissions and be more efficient, then he should stand up and say so.
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Hon. Pierre Poilievre - 14:33
Lib. (NB)
Hon. Dominic LeBlanc (Beauséjour)
2018-10-23 14:33 [p.22738]
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Mr. Speaker, my hon friend knows that that is not the case. He knows that his party does not have a plan to fight climate change. He knows that his party for 10 years under Stephen Harper did absolutely nothing to respect Canada's obligations globally and domestically to fight climate change.
Canadians know this is real. We saw in my province of New Brunswick historic floods this spring. We have seen the same across the country. We have seen wild fires out west.
We need a coherent plan to fight climate change even if the Conservative Party does not have—
Some hon. members: Oh, oh!
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Hon. Geoff Regan - 14:34
Hon. Pierre Poilievre - 14:34
Lib. (NB)
Hon. Dominic LeBlanc (Beauséjour)
2018-10-23 14:35 [p.22739]
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Mr. Speaker, I am surprised to hear the hon. member for Carleton talk about election gimmicks. Canadians remember very well his showing up at an event with a Conservative Party T-shirt and presenting a government cheque.
That is something we will not do in the fight against climate change. If he thinks that constitutes an effective plan for climate change, he should stand up and say so.
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Peter Julian - 14:36
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2018-10-16
Pierre Paul-Hus - 14:38
Lib. (NB)
Hon. Dominic LeBlanc (Beauséjour)
2018-10-16 14:38 [p.22453]
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Mr. Speaker, we kept our promise to legalize, regulate and restrict access to cannabis to better protect young people and keep profits out of the hands of criminals.
The provinces and territories asked us to wait six to eight weeks after royal assent so that they could prepare. We decided to wait longer. It has been 17 weeks.
The president of the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police has confirmed that police departments across the country are ready for legalization tomorrow.
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Hon. Tony Clement - 14:39
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Hansard - 334
2018-10-15
Guy Caron - 14:25
Lib. (NB)
Hon. Dominic LeBlanc (Beauséjour)
2018-10-15 14:26 [p.22330]
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Mr. Speaker, Canadians know very well that we must fight climate change, and that is exactly what our government is doing.
We have a real plan to address climate change and to grow the economy. Our plan is to make polluters pay. We will continue to work with Canadians to ensure that we have strong economic growth, but that we also take concrete action to fight climate change.
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Climate change and global warming
Oral questions
Guy Caron - 14:26
Lib. (NB)
Hon. Dominic LeBlanc (Beauséjour)
2018-10-15 14:27 [p.22330]
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Mr. Speaker, it will come as no surprise to my hon. colleague that we do not share his pessimism about our ambitions. We have an ambitious plan.
In the 2015 election, Canadians agreed that we need a coherent plan to fight climate change and to focus on economic growth. That is exactly what our plan is doing.
We will continue to work with all Canadians to assure them that our plan is working and that we are going to take serious action on climate change while focusing on the economy.
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Climate change and global warming
Oral questions
Rachel Blaney - 14:27
Lib. (NB)
Hon. Dominic LeBlanc (Beauséjour)
2018-10-15 14:28 [p.22331]
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Mr. Speaker, our government shares our hon. colleague's appreciation of the importance of taking robust action to deal with the challenge of climate change. Our government has said consistently, since before the 2015 election, that we would have a plan to tackle climate change and we would do so in a way that also fosters clean growth and a growing economy.
My colleague referred to the difficult circumstances of the wildfires in British Columbia. We have seen floods in New Brunswick and Atlantic Canada. We have seen tornadoes in the national capital region. All of these instruments tell us that we must take action on climate change.
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Climate change and global warming
Oral questions
Rachel Blaney - 14:29
Lib. (NB)
Hon. Dominic LeBlanc (Beauséjour)
2018-10-15 14:29 [p.22331]
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Mr. Speaker, I can assure our hon. colleague and all members of this House that our government is taking real action to deal with the challenge of climate change.
Canadians know that the time is urgent in terms of concrete steps governments can take in partnership with industry and citizens. That is exactly what our government has proposed to Canadians. We believe that the measures we have proposed over the last number of years and that we are in the process of putting into place are good for the Canadian economy, will create good middle-class jobs and will also deal with the challenge of climate change head on.
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Climate change and global warming
Oral questions
Alain Rayes - 14:30
John Barlow - 14:56
Lib. (NB)
Hon. Dominic LeBlanc (Beauséjour)
2018-10-15 14:57 [p.22336]
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Mr. Speaker, we have been clear since before the election in 2015 that our government would take serious and meaningful action to face the real challenge of climate change. We have also said that putting a price on pollution is one of the most effective measures in dealing with the real challenge of climate change.
My hon. friend may think that pollution should be free. We think that polluters should pay. We will continue to work with provinces, industry and Canadian citizens to ensure that we have the most robust, effective climate change plan in place.
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Hon. Pierre Poilievre - 14:57
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2018-10-04
Hon. Candice Bergen - 14:29
Lib. (NB)
Hon. Dominic LeBlanc (Beauséjour)
2018-10-04 14:30 [p.22230]
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Mr. Speaker, our government respects the provinces, which is precisely why we committed in the pan-Canadian framework, signed by the Government of Manitoba, to work with provinces to design a real climate plan to deal with the real threat that climate change poses to all Canadians.
We regret very much that the Government of Manitoba has decided to pull out of the plan it had previously submitted, which put a price on pollution. It obviously thinks that pollution should be free. We do not agree with this flip-flop by the Government of Manitoba.
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Hon. Mike Lake - 14:30
Stephanie Kusie - 14:31
Lib. (NB)
Hon. Dominic LeBlanc (Beauséjour)
2018-10-04 14:32 [p.22231]
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Mr. Speaker, as I said a few moments ago, we regret that the Government of Manitoba has decided to pull out of the plan that would have put a price on pollution.
We believe that Canadians expect their governments to work together to fight climate change. Canadians know very well that if a province does not have a plan to honour the commitments made two years ago, a federal plan will apply. We will refund the money to residents of that province.
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Larry Maguire - 14:32
Jacques Gourde - 14:56
Lib. (NB)
Hon. Dominic LeBlanc (Beauséjour)
2018-10-04 14:57 [p.22235]
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Mr. Speaker, we have a plan and it is working.
The number of people crossing the border has decreased compared with the previous month of the previous year.
The Conservatives continue to politicize the issue by fearmongering and spreading misinformation. As my colleague said, the Conservatives made nearly $400 million in cuts to the government institutions responsible for dealing with this type of problem, which is why I find it a bit surprising to hear them claim that they had a plan that could have worked.
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Glen Motz - 14:57
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2018-10-02
Jacques Gourde - 14:51
Lib. (NB)
Hon. Dominic LeBlanc (Beauséjour)
2018-10-02 14:52 [p.22116]
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Mr. Speaker, in spite my colleague's faux outrage, it is important to show Canadians that we make decisions based on data. My colleague knows full well that the data since last summer show that, compared to last year, the number of irregular migrants being intercepted at the border has dropped by half.
In spite of the Conservatives' opposition, we will keep our international commitments, ensure the safety of Canadians and meet our obligations under Canadian law.
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Hon. Michelle Rempel - 14:52
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2018-09-25
Murray Rankin - 14:46
Lib. (NB)
Hon. Dominic LeBlanc (Beauséjour)
2018-09-25 14:46 [p.21809]
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Mr. Speaker, our government has been very clear. We think the notwithstanding clause should only be considered in the most exceptional of circumstances. We think that the government's responsibility is to stand up for the charter rights of Canadians. That is something this government will always do.
We have expressed publicly our dismay when the Government of Ontario was considering using the notwithstanding clause. Our Toronto caucus stood firmly against that decision. We will continue to defend the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
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Marc Serré - 14:47
Mario Beaulieu - 15:04
Lib. (NB)
Hon. Dominic LeBlanc (Beauséjour)
2018-09-25 15:04 [p.21812]
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Mr. Speaker, we think it is important to start with the facts. As a government, we make evidence-based decisions, and the data show that the number of border crossers intercepted is lower than it was last year.
As a government, we think it is important to uphold Canadian laws and work with our partners, including the Government of Quebec, respect our commitments and make the safety of Canadians our top priority. That is exactly what we are doing.
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United States of America
Louis Plamondon - 15:05
Lib. (NB)
Hon. Dominic LeBlanc (Beauséjour)
2018-09-25 15:06 [p.21812]
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Mr. Speaker, the answer is yes. My colleague, the Minister of Border Security and I have had some extremely encouraging conversations with the Government of Quebec and other partners. We acknowledged the government's obligation to reimburse the expenses incurred by our partners, including the Government of Quebec, for providing temporary housing for example. I myself have had several very encouraging discussions.
Quebec has been a key partner for our government and we will continue to work with our partners.
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