Le pouvoir de l’information et l’information comme pouvoir
Dans le brouillard de la guerre, ce qui importe le plus, c’est d’obtenir rapidement les bonnes informations pour prendre des décisions judicieuses sur le champ de bataille. Souvent, ...
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COVID-19 Vaccine Plan Part II – September is too late
News in December of the approval and arrival of 2 COVID-19 vaccines, offered much-needed optimism that an end to lockdowns and the road to recovery was in sight. However, as the colder reality of ...
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COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Plan – Time is of the Essence
All hope for an end to lockdowns and the beginning of recovery are tied to a COVID- 19 vaccine. Yet with respect to when, where and how that vaccine will be rolled out; Canadians are left ...
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The Power of Information and Information is Power
In the fog of war, nothing is more critical than quality and timely information to make sound decisions on the battlefield. Information is often the difference between life and death; between ...
Small Businesses during COVID-19: Understanding the reality
COVID 19 has turned our lives upside down. Not only have we had to face the fear and in some cases heartbreaking consequences of the virus, but we have had to navigate the challenges and ...
Small Businesses during COVID-19: Need for Federal Support Program
Typically in November, I take the opportunity in this column to commemorate Remembrance Day and honour those who served and sacrificed to protect and preserve Canada’s sovereignty. I welcome ...
Canada needs a National Pandemic Response Plan – Now
Since COVID-19 has gripped Canada, the federal government has pursued a predominantly reactive approach, essentially waiting to act until left with no other choice. Canadians have been asked to remain in a “holding pattern” of varying degrees of lockdown for over five months. We were told ... Full Article
Conservative Statement on US Aluminum Tariffs
Conservative Statement on US Aluminum Tariffs August 6, 2020 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE OTTAWA – Randy Hoback, Shadow Minister for International Trade, Leona Alleslev, Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs, Colin Carrie, Shadow Minister for Canada-U.S. Relations, and Richard Martel, Member of ... Full Article
From WE to “ME, ME, ME”: How the Liberals are eroding Canada’s democracy
To simply call it a scandal fails to capture the true seriousness of the issue. The concerns surrounding the award of a $910 million contract to the WE Charity represent neither a mistake nor an oversight. The matter must not be discounted as a minor infraction nor viewed in isolation. The WE ... Full Article
Combatting COVID-19: Information and resources for Canadians
As COVID-19 rapidly changes each day, it continues to have a significant impact on the daily lives of Canadians and people around the world. Every day there are new developments announced by all levels of government regarding the resources available to Canadians. As your Member of Parliament, ... Full Article
Canada’s Fragile Democracy
The global pandemic has shifted the way we work, live, and interact with each other on all levels. It has given us the opportunity to view ourselves and our country in a new light. We have an increased appreciation for things that before we might have taken for granted. While in other areas ... Full Article