Health
During question period on health, Elizabeth May raised concerns about proposed changes to the Pest Control Products Act, which she said would reduce protections for human health and the environment more than any previous version of the law, and asked why the changes were being handled through a finance bill rather than by the Health Minister. The Health Minister, Marjorie Michel, responded that the health and safety of Canadians remains a top priority, and said the government is modernizing its regulatory process to take a risk-based approach, cut red tape, and support the agriculture sector while keeping the food supply safe.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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