“Mr. Speaker, it is always a pleasure to rise on behalf of the people from Kamloops—Thompson—Nicola. Here we have the same Liberal playbook yet again. There has been so much opposition to Bill C-9, and now the Liberals are insisting on using their majority to, again, ram it through. It is a majority they got not at the ballot box but through floor crossers. We have heard from so many groups, including from His Eminence Frank Cardinal Leo from the Archdiocese of Toronto. I am wondering what the hon. secretary of state would say when so many faith groups are opposing Bill C-9. Should the Liberals not be taking a step back on this?”
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 33 wordsthis is a platform promise that our newly elected government made last May.1This bill was introduced on September 19, 2and it has gone through all the democratic channels through this legislative process.Reasoning · 25 wordsI believe it is now time for us to end debate on the bill so that Canadians can be safe in their places of worship.
