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2005-11-28

Hon. Mauril Bélanger - 15:03

Ind. (ON)

2005-11-28 15:03

Mr. Speaker, on this my last day in the House, I would like to ask when will Canadians, particularly the 10% who support smaller parties and independent candidates, see their votes really count in a modern system that includes proportional representation and fixed election dates?

Hon. Mauril Bélanger - 15:04

Hansard - 152

2005-11-17

Hon. Stéphane Dion - 15:02

Ind. (ON)

Carolyn Parrish (Mississauga—Erindale)

2005-11-17 15:03

Mr. Speaker, Quebec solicits French-speaking immigrants from all over the world. After one hour of processing in Montreal, many of those immigrants board planes to Peel region, but their settlement fees of $3,800 per immigrant stay in Quebec.

Would the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration please explain to this House, particularly to the members from the GTA, why settlement fees attached to new immigrants are not withheld for 12 months and then assigned to the province in which those immigrants eventually settle and receive services, such as Ontario and Alberta?

Hon. Joseph Volpe - 15:03

Hansard - 148

2005-11-04

Hon. Reg Alcock - 12:01

Ind. (ON)

Carolyn Parrish (Mississauga—Erindale)

2005-11-04 12:01

Mr. Speaker, in a question posed earlier this week to the Minister of Transport on the patently unfair rents being levied on Pearson International Airport, he suggested air carriers go to Montreal. He went on to say that everyone has to pay their rent. What arrogance.

Pearson has recently been upgraded at no expense to the government to be one of the most modern hub airports in the world but its future is in jeopardy.

Would the minister responsible for Ontario please explain why he and the members of the largest government caucus have allowed this usury to occur?

Hon. Peter Milliken - 12:02

Hansard - 143

2005-10-27

Hon. Peter Milliken - 15:02

Ind. (ON)

Carolyn Parrish (Mississauga—Erindale)

2005-10-27 15:02

Mr. Speaker, there appears to have been a convergence of stars, the moon and timing.

First, there was the visit of Secretary of State and National Security Advisor, Condoleezza Rice, apparently not to talk about softwood lumber, and then there was last night's securing of a compound in Baghdad for the establishment of a Canadian embassy.

Will the Prime minister commit today to a full consultation with all members of Parliament and through them, with the people of Canada, before contemplating any military support for Mr. Bush's war and occupation in Iraq?

Hon. Pierre Pettigrew - 15:02

Hansard - 136

2005-10-18

Pat O'Brien - 18:07

Ind. (ON)

Carolyn Parrish (Mississauga—Erindale)

2005-10-18 18:07

Mr. Speaker, I vote yes.

Bev Desjarlais - 18:07

Hansard - 133

2005-10-06

Hon. Liza Frulla - 15:02

Ind. (ON)

Carolyn Parrish (Mississauga—Erindale)

2005-10-06 15:02

Mr. Speaker, without public consultation, Canada's military has shifted to a killing force, dispatched to a high risk area in Afghanistan, where the Taliban is regrouping, the poppy crop is good and powerful war lords are still very much in charge. Today a majority of U.S. citizens wants to bring troops home from Iraq.

Will the Prime Minister, in his laudable crusade against the democratic deficit, assure the House there will be a full and extensive debate in Parliament before Canada responds to any American request for troops in the U.S. effort to foist its style of democracy on Iraq?

Hon. Bill Graham - 15:03

Hansard - 132

2005-10-05

Yvon Godin - 18:19

Ind. (ON)

Carolyn Parrish (Mississauga—Erindale)

2005-10-05 18:19

Mr. Speaker, I vote yes on this motion.

Marcel Proulx - 18:20

Yvon Godin - 18:21

Ind. (ON)

Carolyn Parrish (Mississauga—Erindale)

2005-10-05 18:21

Mr. Speaker, I vote yes.

Yvon Godin - 18:22

Yvon Godin - 18:24

Ind. (ON)

Carolyn Parrish (Mississauga—Erindale)

2005-10-05 18:24

Mr. Speaker, I vote no.

Hon. Denis Paradis - 18:25

Hansard - 128

2005-09-29

Hon. Jean Lapierre - 15:02

Ind. (ON)

Carolyn Parrish (Mississauga—Erindale)

2005-09-29 15:02

Mr. Speaker, immigration to Canada can take up to 60 months. French speaking candidates can and are processed through overseas Quebec offices in five short weeks. Quebec receives $3,785 per immigrant, a formula that does not take secondary migration into consideration. Immigrants land in Montreal and within days, sometimes hours, they move on to Ontario and other provinces with no attached settlement fees. They stay in Quebec.

When will the minister take the necessary steps to ensure every province and every immigrant are treated fairly, particularly before we open the floodgates to 300,000 new Canadians next year?

Hon. Joseph Volpe - 15:03

Hansard - 120

2005-06-21

Yvon Godin - 19:36

Ind. (ON)

Carolyn Parrish (Mississauga—Erindale)

2005-06-21 19:36

Mr. Speaker, I am voting for the motion.

Hon. David Kilgour - 19:36

Yvon Godin - 19:39

Ind. (ON)

Carolyn Parrish (Mississauga—Erindale)

2005-06-21 19:39

Mr. Speaker, I am voting against.

Hon. David Kilgour - 19:39

Yvon Godin - 19:41

Ind. (ON)

Carolyn Parrish (Mississauga—Erindale)

2005-06-21 19:41

Mr. Speaker, I will be voting yes.

Hon. David Kilgour - 19:41

Hansard - 117

2005-06-16

Hon. Geoff Regan - 15:03

Ind. (ON)

Carolyn Parrish (Mississauga—Erindale)

2005-06-16 15:04

Mr. Speaker, four million Palestinian refugees have been living under dire conditions for over 50 years. They subsist on voluntary yearly donations from some UN countries. This year's budget of $350 million is grossly inadequate.

As a signatory to the 1951 Geneva Convention on Refugees, is Canada willing to initiate talks at the UN to ensure Palestinians get the same treatment as convention refugees, guaranteeing basic human rights, adequate funding and international protection until such time as UN resolutions, such as 194, are implemented?

Hon. Pierre Pettigrew - 15:04

Hansard - 115

2005-06-14

Rose-Marie Ur - 23:10

Ind. (ON)

Carolyn Parrish (Mississauga—Erindale)

2005-06-14 23:10

Mr. Speaker, I am voting yea.

Pat O'Brien - 23:10