M. Peter Julian (Burnaby—New Westminster, NPD): Monsieur le Président, hier soir, le NPD a organisé un forum public sur les médias sociaux afin de consulter la population sur la vente de Nexen et des milliers de Canadiens y ont participé. On a appris des choses. Les gens en ont assez des secrets des
conservateurs. Ils en ont assez de leur approche irresponsable dans le développement de nos ressources. Ils en ont assez de les voir approuver une
Mr.
Peter Julian (Burnaby—New Westminster, NDP): Mr. Speaker, support among Conservatives is crumbling on Nexen. In today's paper:
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We should resist ownership by agencies of foreign governments. The decision must ultimately be capable of carrying the judgment of a majority of Canadians, and more than 60% of Canadians currently oppose what they know of this deal. |
Quits critic post, apologizes for telling western colleagues to think nationally on energy or go home
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Ottawa Liberal MP David Mc-Guinty apologized Wednesday and resigned his post as the party's natural resources critic after he said Alberta MPs need to
OTTAWA – Official Opposition Critic for Veterans Affairs, Peter Stoffer, MP (Sackville-Eastern Shore) will be presenting a Motion next week to the Standing
Committee on Veterans Affairs in Parliament. The Motion would require the Committee to examine the contracting out of services at George Derby Hospital
in Burnaby, BC.
“We owe our freedom to our veterans and yet, we are seeing a very clear deterioration in the quality of public services offered to veterans in the last few years�, said Stoffer. “The contracting out of services represents a further deterioration. I hope that committee members will do what is right and support this study.�
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OTTAWA - Ottawa MP David McGuinty abruptly resigned as the Liberal
party's natural resources critic Wednesday after suggesting Conservative MPs from Alberta are shills for the oil industry and should go home.
His written statement capped a day in which Liberals had been scrambling to contain the damage from his ill-timed remarks, which came just days before a byelection in Calgary, where the Liberals have high hopes for an upset.
Mr. Peter Julian (Burnaby—New Westminster, NDP): Mr. Speaker, the
Conservatives' lack of clarity on Investment Canada has become an embarrassing
mess. They are missing their own deadlines, deciding on deals in the middle of
the night, confusing investors and refusing to consult Canadians. Considering
how badly they are bungling this, it is no wonder they are hiding behind closed
Burnaby-New West MP
A British Columbia MP is calling on Ottawa to set aside money to manage debris from the Japanese tsunami expected to wash ashore on West Coast beaches.
New Democrat Peter Julian says Environment Minister Peter Kent has made it clear that no additional money will be allocated for debris cleanup.
Julian, the Burnaby-New Westminster MP, says government agencies are already facing spending cuts and handling potentially radioactive material from
A British Columbia MP is calling on Ottawa to set aside money to manage debris from the Japanese tsunami expected to wash ashore on West Coast beaches.
New Democrat Peter Julian says Environment Minister Peter Kent has made it clear that no additional money will be allocated for debris cleanup.
Julian says government agencies are already facing spending cuts and handling potentially radioactive material from the March 2011 earthquake and
Mr. Peter Julian (Burnaby—New Westminster, NDP): Mr. Speaker, today Canadians found out through anonymous leaks that CNOOC has agreed to meet the federal government's request. What request? This is the first time Canadians have heard of any request coming from the federal government on CNOOC.
The government refuses to be transparent, refuses to be accountable, refuses to
Link to Peter's Question on the Order Paper, Q-732, on the anticipated arrival of debris on Canada's west coast from the 2011 Japanese (Tohoku) earthquake:
Mr. Peter Julian (Burnaby—New Westminster, NDP): Mr. Speaker, we have more secretive midnight deals from the Conservatives.
Petronas submitted a modified deal last week, but Canadians did not hear about it from their government; they had to hear about it from the Malaysian media. There was no transparency and no accountability from the Conservatives and people are
Sneh Duggal, Embassy Newspaper
In 2008, Prime Minister Stephen Harper addressed the Canada-United Kingdom Chamber of Commerce in London, and said a phrase that he and his government would repeat several times in the years to come.
"Canada intends to be not just an energy superpower, but also a clean energy superpower, because the reality of climate change is upon us," he said.
