Considering the household expenses that every family has to deal with, our government knows that every little bit counts, especially when you have children.
We as Canadians are fortunate to live in a country such as ours. When compared to many places around the world, we are blessed with prosperity, natural resources and security.
As a result of poor economic decisions made by the Greek government, the people of Greece face high unemployment rates and unmanageable government debt that lead to a default on a 1.6 billion Euro payment.
Every day, Canadians of many ethnic, cultural and religious backgrounds live and work peacefully side-by-side, contributing to Canada’s legacy of peaceful pluralism.
As we head into summer, Canada Day is already just around the corner. It’s a special day to celebrate our rich history, diverse natural and cultural heritage, strong values and many accomplishments.
Our Government understands that Canadian seniors have played a central part in building our communities. They have earned our respect and admiration, and they deserve our support to help them enjoy the best quality of life possible.
Every year, thousands of children go missing around the world. The AMBER Alert system is an urgent bulletin system that uses highway signs, designated broadcast systems and wireless signals to announce the name and description of abducted children.
Families have always been the foundation of a strong and healthy society. The following is a statement I made in the House of Commons earlier this week.
On May 20th in La Broquerie I was pleased to announce with Minister Tony Clement that the Government of Canada will bring high-speed Internet services to over 4,500 homes in Provencher.
On Wednesday May 20th, I was pleased to host an event to recognize the sacrifices made by WWII Veterans in Southeastern Manitoba.
