Question period turned to reports of foreign interference targeting Alberta, with the NDP asking what the government is doing about reports that foreign actors are working with Alberta separatist movements and targeting Albertans’ personal data. The Liberal minister responding said she shared the concerns and urged Albertans to vote in the October 19 referendum to stay in Canada. The rest of the exchanges were procedural: Conservative members sought unanimous consent to table access-to-information records and the Prime Minister’s ethics disclosure, and were refused, and the Green member objected to heckling during the question.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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“I want permission from the House to share government access to information records from the minister.”
“Mr. Speaker, on a point of order, I would like to seek unanimous consent in the House to table the ATIP documents from the minister— Some hon. members: No.”
Mr. Speaker, on a point of order, I would like to seek unanimous consent in the House to table the ATIP documents from the minister— Some hon. members: No.
“I want permission from the House to present the Prime Minister's ethics disclosure document.”
“Mr. Speaker, during Oral Questions, the topic of the 91% of assets the Prime Minister has in the U.S. came up. I would like to table his ethics disclosure and seek unanimous— Some hon. members: No.”
Mr. Speaker, during Oral Questions, the topic of the 91% of assets the Prime Minister has in the U.S. came up. I would like to table his ethics disclosure and seek unanimous— Some hon. members: No.
