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- Member of Parliament
- Conservative
- Bellechasse—Les Etchemins—Lévis
- Quebec
- Voting Attendance: 66%
- Expenses Last Quarter: $88,640.78
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- Nov/18/22 11:52:41 a.m.
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Madam Speaker, Liberal inflation is having a disturbing impact on vulnerable pregnant women who are food insecure.
According to Fondation Olo, which provides food specifically to those pregnant women, they choose to go without themselves so they can feed their other children. Why is this happening? Because food has become unaffordable. Ultimately, they are being asked to choose between their unborn baby and the child at the table.
Will the government commit to helping these mothers and cancelling the tax hikes?
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- Nov/15/22 3:06:02 p.m.
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Mr. Speaker, the Conservative Party saw the economic storm coming and often warned the Liberals. However, poor managers that they are, they continue to spend recklessly.
Just consider the ArriveCAN app, which gobbled up $54 million, and the the purchase of twice the number of medical ventilators required, which cost taxpayers $403 million for nothing.
Families are struggling. Workers are going to food banks. Young people are camping out in their parents' basements.
Will the Liberals come to their senses and cancel tax increases?
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- Oct/18/22 3:04:02 p.m.
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Mr. Speaker, according to a recent poll, 85% of Quebeckers have had to change their habits to deal with the rising cost of living in 2022. They are reducing their outings, choosing house brands or putting off renovations. They are struggling to keep their heads above water. Instead of helping them, this government wants to deduct more money from their paycheques.
Will the Prime Minister commit today to cancel his planned tax increase?
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- Oct/7/22 11:51:34 a.m.
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Madam Speaker, the reality is that this government is going to take even more money out of Canadians' paycheques. People are drowning. Everything is so expensive. House prices have gone up 21% in the Quebec City region alone. A pound of butter, from a well-known brand in Quebec, now retails for $8.49.
Instead of showing contempt for citizens who are struggling to get by, will the government commit to cancelling its plan to raise taxes?
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- Sep/29/22 2:52:26 p.m.
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Mr. Speaker, Conservative members have spoken every day in the House about what we are hearing in our ridings. We hear terrible stories about the cost of living. More and more Canadians are going to food banks. Mothers have to make painful choices. Young students have to sleep in shelters. Winter is coming, and families will have trouble heating their homes.
We are asking the Prime Minister to have a heart and show some compassion. Could he scrap his plan to increase taxes?
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- Sep/27/22 2:47:56 p.m.
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Mr. Speaker, the price of basic foods is skyrocketing. For example, bakery products are up 16% in one year. Butter costs 26% more and is now $8.26. Thousands of Quebec families are struggling to make ends meet. Instead of wanting to help them, the Prime Minister wants to increase the burden on families. There is only one thing to do: Cancel the tax increase.
Can we count on him?
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- Sep/23/22 11:25:00 a.m.
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Mr. Speaker, the riding I represent stretches from the St. Lawrence River to the American border. A very large part of it is rural.
With the high cost of gas, it is very expensive for my constituents who have to drive to work, do errands or access health care.
To help these people, the Prime Minister needs to do just one thing: Cancel the planned tax hike on gas and paycheques. Does he have the guts to do that?
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- Sep/21/22 2:35:42 p.m.
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Mr. Speaker, the government is looking through rose-coloured glasses.
The reality is that inflation is eroding Canadians' morale. The cost of food is up 10.8% over last year, the largest increase in the last 40 years. Parents are struggling to feed their children properly and have to make agonizing choices.
This government, however, wants to raise taxes for taxpayers who are already stretched to the limit.
The question is very simple. Will the Prime Minister give Canadians a break, yes or no, and promise not to raise taxes any further?
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- Sep/21/22 2:34:25 p.m.
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Mr. Speaker, according to the National Payroll Institute, 85% of Canadians are worried about inflation and rising interest rates. Furthermore, 37% of them are living from paycheque to paycheque and have to spend everything they earn or even more than they earn. Things are starting to look bad.
This government could not care less. It is not interested in coming up with a concrete plan to help these people.
Once and for all, will the government pledge not to raise taxes again?
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