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2005-06-21
Peter Stoffer - 10:05
Lib. (NL)
Hon. Ruben Efford (Avalon)
2005-06-21 10:07
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moved that Bill S-36, An Act to amend the Export and Import of Rough Diamonds Act, be read the first time.
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Mark Warawa - 10:07
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Hansard - 119
2005-06-20
Mario Silva - 15:01
Lib. (NL)
Hon. Ruben Efford (Avalon)
2005-06-20 15:02
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Mr. Speaker, in response to the hon. member's excellent question, in fact, not only is the boreal forest important to Canada, but it is very important to the world. My department is actively engaged with the industry, the provinces, the territories, academia and conservation organizations. We are going to continue these discussions to find ways to help the communities maintain the environmental sustainability of the boreal forest with good economy.
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Yvon Godin - 15:02
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Hansard - 114
2005-06-13
Marc Godbout - 14:43
Lib. (NL)
Hon. Ruben Efford (Avalon)
2005-06-13 14:44
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Mr. Speaker, in spite of what was in the Globe and Mail today, I can answer without a doubt that the Candu reactor that is presently in China is outperforming all of its competition in the world.
The new advanced Candu reactor that is coming on stream in 2010 will be equal to and/or better than its competition in the world. Actually, the reactor that was bid on in that country just recently had nothing to do with the Candu reactor from Canada. It was a particular reactor on which bids were called. AECL could not participate in the bid.
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Pat Martin - 14:44
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Hansard - 80
2005-04-12
Lib. (NL)
Hon. Ruben Efford (Avalon)
2005-04-12 10:06
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Mr. Speaker, pursuant to Standing Order 32(2), I am pleased to table, in both official languages, the Green Municipal Funds annual report of 2003-04.
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Hon. Dominic LeBlanc - 10:06
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Hansard - 77
2005-04-06
Bernard Bigras - 14:46
Lib. (NL)
Hon. Ruben Efford (Avalon)
2005-04-06 14:47
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Mr. Speaker, it is amazing that the Bloc Québécois disagrees with the voluntary agreement so much that it would make such statements. The Sierra Club Washington, D.C. based environmental group praised this agreement as a breakthrough because it would both cut global warming emissions in Canada and set the stage for a similar reduction in the United States.
John Bennett, the Sierra Club advisor to Canada, said:
--Canadian reductions are similar to the 2001 California Clean Car Bill, which requires auto makers to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from their vehicles by 30% between 2009 and 2016.
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Bernard Bigras - 14:47
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Hansard - 76
2005-04-05
Hon. Jack Layton - 14:31
Lib. (NL)
Hon. Ruben Efford (Avalon)
2005-04-05 14:32
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Mr. Speaker, as I said in Windsor this morning, it is a great day for the government. It is a great day for the auto industry. It is a great day for Canadians. My colleague, the Minister of the Environment, and I signed the voluntary agreement with the auto industry this morning which will reduce greenhouse gas emissions by five times three million tonnes.
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Right Hon. Stephen Harper - 14:32
Hon. Jack Layton - 14:48
Lib. (NL)
Hon. Ruben Efford (Avalon)
2005-04-05 14:49
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Mr. Speaker, I would like to know what the hon. member had for lunch today to be able to say that reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 5.3 million tonnes is not doing anything for the environment. What does it take?
The auto industry is playing its role. The environment minister is playing his role. The Minister of Natural Resources, together with the Minister of the Environment, agree that it will work. It is good for Canada. It is reducing greenhouse gas emissions. It is showing leadership in North America and in the world.
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Hon. Jack Layton - 14:49
Lib. (NL)
Hon. Ruben Efford (Avalon)
2005-04-05 14:50
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Mr. Speaker, the most outrageous comment I have heard in this House since I came here two years ago just came from that member who just said that at 5.3 million tonnes we are not reducing greenhouse gas emissions. What grade did he get in mathematical courses in college or in high school?
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Paul Forseth - 14:50
Francis Scarpaleggia - 14:58
Lib. (NL)
Hon. Ruben Efford (Avalon)
2005-04-05 14:59
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Mr. Speaker, I want to remind the House that the Sierra Club came out today with a news release in support of the voluntary agreement that the Minister of the Environment and myself signed this morning.
The reduction of 5.3 million tonnes is good for the economy and good for the environment. The agreement we signed with the auto industry is good for the economy as well as the environment.
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Joy Smith - 15:00
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Hansard - 73
2005-03-23
David McGuinty - 14:49
Lib. (NL)
Hon. Ruben Efford (Avalon)
2005-03-23 14:50
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Mr. Speaker, I am pleased to announce today that we have indeed reached a voluntary agreement with the Canadian auto sector in reducing greenhouse gas emissions. This voluntary agreement is good for the auto industry and it is good for Canadians.
I want to thank my colleagues, the Minister of the Environment and the Minister of Industry, for working with us in accomplishing this agreement. I also want to thank the chair of the auto caucus of Ontario for the role the caucus played in this.
This is a deal that we are proud of, based on 14 previous agreements, good for Canadians and good for the auto industry.
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Bill Siksay - 14:51
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Hansard - 69
2005-03-10
Hon. Diane Finley - 14:31
Lib. (NL)
Hon. Ruben Efford (Avalon)
2005-03-10 14:32
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Mr. Speaker, if hon. members opposite were truly serious about getting the border open and working with the Minister of Agriculture they would not be standing in this House day after day criticizing what the government is doing.
This government is doing everything possible. The opposition would be better served if it took a proactive approach instead of a negative approach.
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Hon. Diane Finley - 14:32
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Hansard - 65
2005-02-25
Bernard Bigras - 11:24
Lib. (NL)
Hon. Ruben Efford (Avalon)
2005-02-25 11:24
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Mr. Speaker, the hon. member could not be any more wrong in his assumptions in the statement he just made. He is absolutely wrong.
We have 14 previous voluntary agreements with the auto industry. We are now close to signing another voluntary agreement where we will reduce by more than 25% over the target.
What the hon. member should do is work with the people in Canada and not be critical of the target. We are moving the file forward.
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Bernard Bigras - 11:25
Lib. (NL)
Hon. Ruben Efford (Avalon)
2005-02-25 11:25
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Mr. Speaker, I would suggest to the hon. member that he eliminate the word if. There is no if. We are going to reduce the auto industry targets by 5.2 megatonnes. We have 14 previous agreements. The auto industry is bringing forward new technology all the time.
Eliminate the word if. There is no doubt in our mind that the reductions will be made in the right way and not according to the member's way.
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Hon. Jack Layton - 11:26
Joe Preston - 11:50
Lib. (NL)
Hon. Ruben Efford (Avalon)
2005-02-25 11:50
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Mr. Speaker, the Minister of the Environment, the Minister of Industry and myself have had several weeks of ongoing discussions with the auto industry. In negotiations from day to day there are always things that will come up on which there will have to be a further agreement.
I have full confidence that at the end of the day we will work out an agreement to the satisfaction of the auto industry and to the environment and government.
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Roger Clavet - 11:51
Richard Harris - 11:53
Lib. (NL)
Hon. Ruben Efford (Avalon)
2005-02-25 11:54
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Mr. Speaker, it is amazing how many people from the opposition would get up and ask a question, do absolutely no research and not know what they are talking about. To say we have done absolutely nothing is absolutely false. First, we have already put $40 million into working with the B.C. government and the industry to find a way to deal with the mountain pine beetle.
To say we have done nothing is absolutely false. We will do much more.
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Hon. John Duncan - 11:55
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