MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT

Hon. Arielle Kayabaga

Liberal London West 23 statements translated

Kayabaga reliably echoes the Liberal party line, filling time with positive but vague platitudes about government bills and programs. She makes a recurring habit of calling out Conservative opposition as supposedly being against Canada or unable to propose their own ideas. Kayabaga also frequently praises and promotes her London, Ontario riding and community.

Private Members' Business

Criminal Code

2026-05-04

“I'm filling time by talking about how important this bill is. It's very important. I want to add to what my friend said. Women need to be consulted, especially indigenous and Black women. Tomorrow is Red Dress Day. That's important too. Let's remember missing and murdered women. This affect marginalized women a lot. Some people think no one will look for them.”

Official Hansard

Mr. Speaker, for the sake of utilizing our time correctly, in talking about the importance of Bill S-228, I want to build on what my colleague was talking about: the importance of making sure that women across Canada have the opportunity to be consulted when they need to make decisions about family planning. Obviously, this issue has affected women in Canada, indigenous women disproportionately, and Black women. I want to take this opportunity to talk about the fact that tomorrow is Red Dress Day, an important day for indigenous women, when we remember the missing and murdered indigenous women across Canada. This is an opportunity for everyone in Canada to be aware of the issues that disproportionately affect indigenous women— An hon. member: And people with disabilities. Hon. Arielle Kayabaga: —as well as people with disabilities. Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague for making sure that important comment was made. Sterilization disproportionately affects marginalized women, women who people think no one is going to look for, women who did not have the support system—

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Government Orders

Canada's Olympic and Paralympic Athletes

2026-04-30

“I'm filling time by talking about a nice non-controversial thing everyone agrees on.”

Official Hansard

Mr. Speaker, there have been discussions amongst the parties, and if you seek it, I think you will find unanimous consent to adopt the following motion: That, notwithstanding any standing order or usual practice of the House, at the expiry of the time provided for Oral Questions on Wednesday, May 27, 2026, the House resolve itself into a committee of the whole in order to welcome Canada's 2026 Milano Cortina Olympic and Paralympic Games athletes, provided that: (a) the Speaker make welcoming remarks on behalf of the House; (b) the names of the athletes present be deemed read and printed in the House of Commons Debates for that day; (c) when the proceedings of the committee have concluded, the committee shall rise; and (d) only authorized photographers be permitted to take photos during the proceedings of the committee.

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Government Orders

Business of Supply

2026-04-30

“You Conservatives just oppose everything we do. You vote against our ideas so you must be against Canada. Everything we say is for Canada. Why do you keep voting against Canada?”