Philip Earle

Prime Minister Mr. Speaker, on March 12, thewas in Yellowknife to announce a historic plan to defend, build and transform the north, backed by more than $40 billion in investment. This is a question I wrote myself. It is very important. Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations Can theplease update the House on why this new plan is so critical to keeping the north moving forward?

Mr. Speaker, Canada's north is undergoing profound and rapid change. Climate change and increasing activity from foreign actors are reshaping the region in real time. Minister of National Defence In Labrador, we understand well what it means to move from reliance to resilience and to ensure our north remains strong, secure and defended. Given our government's plan to defend the Arctic and the [more]

Mr. Speaker, Canadians know that building a stronger economy means opening new markets and bringing investment home. From advancing major projects to attracting billions in investment and creating new demand for Canadian manufacturing, international trade is creating real opportunities for workers here at home, including opportunities in our aviation, aerospace and defence sectors, and Canada's [more]

Thank you, Chair. I'm going to be sharing my time with MP Lori Idlout. I want to direct my question to Executive Councillor Aucoin. Thank you for your testimony to the committee this morning. C-10 I observed that you had court interaction with previous administrations. You highlighted that Billand the modern treaty commissioner, for you, are about helping to improve people's lives. I believe [more]