Natilien Joseph

Mr. Speaker, I would like to congratulate my colleague on his speech. Dufferin—Caledon Do members know who applauded our auto strategy? It was Ontario premier Doug Ford and his Conservatives. Listening to the member for, it is very clear that he does not know what the government's plan is. Our strategy is to see the world as it is today, not as it was in 1965. Our plan is being applauded in that [more]

Ms. Lapointe Tremblay, I want to come back to the father who was denied sick leave because he wasn't the one who carried the child. Would you say that decision amounts to a refusal to recognize the suffering of grieving parents? Could the situation be considered psychological abuse?

All right. Thank you. C‑222 What negative consequences would the swift passage of Billprevent, in your view?

Do I have any time left, Mr. Chair?

Thank you, Mr. Chair. Before I get to my questions, I want to thank all the witnesses for the specific work they do with families. Ms. Lapointe Tremblay, you talked about the father who was denied sick leave because he wasn't the parent who had carried the child. That is absolutely appalling. It could be considered an assault on someone's moral or emotional dignity. C‑222 Would Billremedy a [more]

All right. C‑222 In previous committee meetings, parents have asked that Billbe passed quickly and without changes. Does that reflect what you're seeing in your work on the ground?

Thank you, Mr. Chair.

Mr. Speaker, our government has a clear mandate to strengthen the sustainability of the immigration system. I know the minister is working hard to collaborate with Quebec, support Quebec businesses and fulfill our mission to build the strongest economy in the G7. While we are reducing the number of temporary residents by the end of 2027, we also understand the importance of stability in the [more]

Thank you, Madam Chair. C‑222 First of all, I would like to commend your courage, Ms. Fockler. I must assure you that the government is truly committed to moving Billforward so that it passes and receives royal assent. My question is for Ms. deMontigny. You have 30 years of experience, which is extraordinary. I commend your courage as well. Do you think that, during those 30 years, it has been [more]

You mentioned the good co-operation with all the provinces. Do you think there are currently obstacles between the provinces and the federal government delaying the progress of this bill?

Rest assured, we are delivering on our promises. I’m going to ask you one last question. More broadly speaking, when it comes to public policy, we have a role to play. In your opinion, what is that role? Do you have any recommendations or advice? Given your professional experience, I think your recommendations would be most welcome.