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All those in favour of the motion will please say yea.
House of Commons Hansard #113 of the 36th Parliament, 2nd Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was park.
House of Commons Hansard #113 of the 36th Parliament, 2nd Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was park.
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The Deputy Speaker
All those in favour of the motion will please say yea.
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Some hon. members
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The Deputy Speaker
All those opposed will please say nay.
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Some hon. members
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The Deputy Speaker
In my opinion the nays have it.
And more than five members having risen:
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The Deputy Speaker
Call in the members.
And the bells having rung:
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The Deputy Speaker
Order, please. At the request of the chief government whip, the vote on the motion will be deferred until 5:30 p.m. later this day.
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June 13th, 2000 / 1:25 p.m.
Cardigan P.E.I.
Lawrence MacAulay Liberalfor the Minister of Canadian Heritage
moved that Bill C-27, an act respecting the national parks of Canada, be now read the third time and passed.
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1:25 p.m.
Ottawa—Vanier Ontario
Mauril Bélanger LiberalParliamentary Secretary to Minister of Canadian Heritage
Mr. Speaker, as we begin the debate at third reading stage of Bill C-27, I would once again like to thank my colleagues from the Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage for their work on this bill, an act respecting the national parks of Canada.
The debates on this bill were marked by a spirit of co-operation that helped strengthen and improve it.
I would like to review the main features of Bill C-27 and mention the amendments made by the standing committee.
The first point concerns ecological integrity. The panel on the ecological integrity of Canada's national parks clearly indicated that "we must firmly and unequivocally establish that ecological integrity is the core value of Parks Canada's mandate".
The chair of the panel and other witnesses, including the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society and the Canadian Nature Federation, reaffirmed that position before the standing committee.
Bill C-27 was strengthened in a number of ways: by including a definition of ecological integrity based on the panel's report; by making ecological integrity the top priority, not only as regards the zoning of parks and their use by visitors, but also all the aspects of their management; by specifying that management plans must include a long term ecological vision, a set of ecological integrity objectives and indicators and provisions for resource protection and restoration, zoning, visitor use, public awareness and performance evaluation; and, finally, by requiring that, within one year following the tabling of a new or amended management plan for a park, a wilderness area be designated.
The second point was the establishment of new parks. With this legislation seven new national parks and one new national park reserve will be formally established. As well, Middle Island will be added to the Point Pelee National Park.
The procedure for establishing new parks and park reserves has been streamlined by providing for an order in council process. It will take less time to formally establish new parks once park establishment agreements have been signed.
The examination in parliament of proposals on new protected spaces will be maintained, and an amendment to the act will still be needed to withdraw lands from a park.
In view of concerns about the new process for the establishment of parks, Bill C-27 has been amended as follows:
For every proposal on a new park or park reserve tabled in Parliament, there will be a report detailing the consultations held and any agreement on the establishment of the park, so that Parliament will be able to assess the amount of support the park or park reserve is getting.
Members of the citizens' committee of Havre-Saint-Pierre and Longue-Pointe-de-Mingan, and of the hunting and fishing association have appeared before the standing committee to ask that their traditional rights be recognized in the Mingan archipelago national park reserve. The committee has seen fit to add this reserve to the list of parks where the traditional harvesting of resources will be allowed.
The next point is controlling commercial development in park communities. There are seven communities contained in national parks, all in western Canada: Banff, Lake Louise, Field, Jasper, Waterton Lakes, Waskesiu and Wasagaming. I apologize if I am mispronouncing any of these names and further names that will come in my text. These communities have been the focus of extensive commercial, residential and visitor pressures.
The Banff-Bow Valley study of 1996 made many recommendations to protect the ecological integrity of Banff National Park and to strengthen controls over commercial development and human use in parks.
The new act takes steps to control commercial developments in park communities. Community plans will be tabled in parliament. The legislation makes provision to set the boundaries of the communities, the boundaries of commercial zones, and to cap the maximum square footage of commercial developments. These elements of the community plans will be placed in the schedule of the act and can only be changed by an act of parliament.
Concerns were raised by park community representatives during the hearings on Bill C-27 and the standing committee has responded. Regarding concerns with respect to termination of leases, the bill has been amended to state that the Expropriation Act applies.
Community plan has been defined to mean a land use plan for a park community. This new definition serves two purposes. First, it ensures that there will be no confusion between the use of the term community plan in this legislation and how that term is used in Alberta legislation. Second, it signals to park community residents that there is no impediment to their undertaking their own planning for social, educational, health and related needs of the community.
The section on public consultation now makes explicit reference to representatives of park communities and requires that the minister consult on land use planning and development in such park communities.
The next point has to do with the protection of wildlife and other park resources. Bill C-27 contains increased penalties for poaching. The maximum fine for poaching protected species has been increased to $50,000. The maximum jail sentence for poaching has been increased from six months to five years. The offence of trafficking has been introduced to deal with the increasing trend towards removing large quantities of animal or other resources, such as fossils and rare plants.
Amendments to the bill further strengthen wildlife protection by increasing fines for poaching or trafficking involving protected species to $250,000, which is consistent with recent legislative proposals concerning threatened species, and by increasing fines and penalties for failure to clean up environmental damage from $2,000 to $50,000, including a clause which doubles the fines in the case of repeat offences.
The next point is working with first nations. The Government of Canada, as we all know, is committed to working with first nations as set out in the "Gathering Strength" document.
Bill C-27 reflects this commitment in a number of ways. Five national parks are being established through agreements with first nations. I repeat my previous apology on mispronunciation. These are Aulavik, Wapusk, Auyuittuq, Sirmilik and Quttinirpaaq. Second, provision is made for use of parklands and the use or removal of flora and other objects by aboriginal people for spiritual and traditional ceremonial purposes. Provisions are made in the bill to remove lands from Wood Buffalo and Wapusk to accommodate treaty land entitlement.
The standing committee heard from representatives of the Assembly of First Nations, the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs and the Keeseekoowenin Band. They had two primary concerns that they wished to see dealt with in the legislation: first, respect for aboriginal and treaty rights and, second, consultation with aboriginal peoples.
The standing committee introduced amendments to Bill C-27 in response to these concerns. These include a non-derogation clause with regard to aboriginal and treaty rights; strengthening the commitment to consult with aboriginal organizations and bodies established under land claim agreements on policy, park establishment, management planning and regulations; including aboriginal organizations and bodies established under land claim agreements in the minister's agreement making authority; and provision to remove lands from Riding Mountain National Park for the purposes of settling the claim of the Keeseekoowenin Band.
In conclusion, the throne speech included a promise from the government to extend our system of national parks.
In 1997, the government undertook to create a commission of experts to look into the ecological integrity of Canada's national parks. This commission has now tabled its report and the Minister of Canadian Heritage has announced an action plan. A key feature of this plan is to place ecological integrity at the heart of legislation and policies.
Bill C-27 respects these undertakings and will become a heritage for future generations of Canadians.
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1:35 p.m.
Inky Mark Reform Dauphin—Swan River, MB
Mr. Speaker, I am pleased to rise to debate Bill C-27, an act respecting the national parks of Canada, at third reading. Let me begin by saying that Canadians respect and love their national parks. That is why they return to visit them year in and year out.
The first parks act of 1930 states that parks are hereby dedicated to the people of Canada for their benefit, education and enjoyment. Such parks shall be maintained and made use of as to leave them unimpaired for the enjoyment of future generations. Today's definition of use has not changed as we find it in subclause 4(1) of Bill C-27.
Canadians agree that the ecological integrity of our national parks needs to be preserved and protected for future generations. The Canadian Alliance agrees with the panel on ecological integrity that ecological integrity is the first priority and that efforts need to be made to manage, conserve and restore ecological integrity to our parks.
We do not agree with the notion of promoting restoration as a single objective. This approach to the concept of restoration is too open ended. To what time lines will restoration be returned? This is like the crimes against humanity debate when we are talking about 20th century crimes against humanity or whether we take it back to the age of the caveman.
We agree with the panel that people have a place in the parks. There certainly needs to be a balance. Another important point highlighted by the panel is that decisions made by the parks must be based on sound science, not just opinions of special interest groups or park officials.
Canadian Alliance agrees with the principle of limited growth. That is not the argument. The argument is about the lack of transparency, honesty and good will in the consultation process which has gone on for too long. There is a lack of trust in Parks Canada officials.
Allow me to make some positive comments about the rank and file Parks Canada employees. As public servants we need to thank them for their dedication to their work in our national parks. Parks Canada has many roles to fulfil beyond national parks. It is also responsible for historic sites. At this time let me thank the minister for supporting the designation of William Barker, VC, as a Canadian war hero.
Other jobs of Parks Canada are the marine conservation areas, federal historic buildings, historic railway stations, heritage river systems, federal archaeology and the grave sites of former prime ministers. I thank both the minister and the parliamentary secretary for supporting one of the Canadian Alliance's amendments which would mandate recognition of traditional supply water from a park when an agreement has been negotiated. I also thank the Parks Canada Agency and Tom Lee for their help in the acceptance of our amendment.
I would like to address some of the outstanding park issues that the bill does not properly address. The most important issue is about mandating consultation. Mandated consultation would improve the democratic process and develop a level of trust that does not currently exist today between the park tenants and the park administration.
Over the last two years I have done some extensive workshops with park residents to try to find out for myself what the issues were throughout the western parks. I have provided members of the heritage committee and the clerk the results of these workshops.
Consistently I have found that there tended to be a lack of trust between park officials and park users. Even when public consultation occurs public input was ignored. Time and time again it was pointed out that decisions made by park officials did not address the local needs.
It was repeatedly stated that Parks Canada should get out of the business of municipal governance and that it should be looking after parks, not town sites, where there is no expertise. Even publicly elected advisory committees are frustrated with Parks Canada on how it ignores advice.
Even when the consultation process was exercised it was not transparent, honest or accountable. Many park users found the consultation process difficult to understand. Another criticism was the lack of accountability in the way parks spent the money collected from the tenants through leases.
The issue of leases must be resolved so that it will be equitable to both parties through negotiation, not top down without any input. How could Parks Canada justify lease increases up to 10 times their current value without giving the property owner due process? It is in essence taxation without representation. If due process is not respected, what is the difference between Bill C-70 and Bill C-27?
What is needed is a comprehensive approach inviting both commercial and recreational tenant representation from all the parks to sit down at the table with park officials and resolve this contentious issue.
My findings were echoed by many of the witnesses coming before the heritage committee. Canadian Alliance made many amendments to address the issues of access and accountability which were defeated. Two amendments put forth by the Canadian Alliance were based on the principles of health and safety.
The first one is to mandate keeping open air strips located in all national parks for the purpose of public safety. COPA representing the general aviation sector in Canada has asked for this change for too many years. I believe that saving one life is worth putting this into the bill.
The second point is to mandate that all park wardens have all the resources to do their jobs without jeopardizing their health and safety. Whose lives will be jeopardized if this change is not made by Parks Canada? This is also long overdue.
Another direction which Canadian Alliance wanted to take was the recognition of local government bodies throughout this act. We believe that this would have been an inclusive approach to begin the recognition of municipal governments in Canada, a view supported by the Federation of Canadian Municipalities.
Let me close by saying that Bill C-27 had the potential to make the system more accountable. It would not have required a major overhaul. With a few more amendments the bill would ensure that the democratic process would be respected by all parties. The Canadian Alliance will not be supporting the bill as presented at third reading.
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1:40 p.m.
Pierre De Savoye Bloc Portneuf, QC
Mr. Speaker, we are at third reading of Bill C-27, on national parks.
It must be understood that the first objective of the bill is to ensure maintenance and restoration of the integrity of federal parks. Of course, everybody understands that these very important objectives cannot be reached only with one statute.
However, the maintenance and restoration of the ecological integrity of parks depend much more on the attitude of the Parks Canada Agency, its management and staff.
However, Bill C-27 is a first element and a legislative framework that will allow the necessary culture to emerge and to develop fully within the Parks Canada Agency.
In fact, that was one of the major recommendations of the commission, which recently reviewed those issues recently and which emphasized the need to make this change of culture and to prioritize the maintenance and restoration of the ecological integrity of parks. This bill could achieve that.
The bill states that, in the performance of his duties, the minister must consult the people and the authorities in the areas concerned. This is an indispensable element that is essential if the agency is to carry out its mandate. Indeed, in all the parks, there are aboriginal communities which, in certain cases, cannot be neglected in the everyday planning of the agency in the exercise of its mandate.
The bill provides, in my opinion, sufficient and efficient consultation of the communities and organizations concerned.
Furthermore, if this bill seems entirely acceptable on the whole, it does contain a clause that does not concern federal parks, but concerns historic sites. We do not know why this short clause, on historic sites, is in the bill, which is otherwise well structured. In fact, when we read this clause, we realize that it is quite badly written.
I suggested to the House, at report stage, that this clause be removed from the bill. But the House did not see fit to accept my suggestion.
This clause presents a serious problem for municipalities and provinces where there are potential historic sites. Indeed, this clause provides that the agency may acquire such historic properties and declare them historic sites without having to consult in any way the provincial or municipal governments concerned.
This aspect is out of tune with the rest of the bill, which clearly affirms that there must be consultations between the department, agency officials and, finally, the minister and the people or organizations concerned.
In this clause, there is no mention of any obligation on the part of the minister to take counsel together or to consult with the provinces or the local governments.
I find this strange and even frightening. That is why, on the one hand, I suggest that the provincial legislatures ensure that any real estate transaction that would result in the transfer of an historical site to the federal government be submitted, for approval, to the provincial minister concerned.
On the other hand, I humbly and respectfully suggest that the government review this clause and that it reword it more rigorously and, above all, in a manner that would be more respectful of the provinces and municipalities, regarding the preservation and the enhancement of the historical sites affected by this clause of the bill.
In conclusion, let me say that Bill C-27 will really allow us to focus on the preservation and the restoration of the ecological integrity of federal parks. In that perspective, the Bloc Quebecois endorses the goals of this bill and will obviously support it at third reading.
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1:50 p.m.
Rick Casson Reform Lethbridge, AB
Mr. Speaker, it is a pleasure to rise today to speak to Bill C-27.
I have a national park in my riding. It is one of the most beautiful spots in the world, Waterton Lakes National Park. I spent some time up there talking to the people in the park. I have been able to meet with the superintendents, present and past, to discuss issues. I recently attended a Waterton Lakes leaseholders meeting to hear what some of their concerns are and certainly some of the comments made by the member for Dauphin—Swan River were reflected in the comments I heard.
I would like to compliment the member for Dauphin—Swan River for sticking with this bill. He has worked hard on it. He brought forward some very good amendments and actually had one accepted by the government, which in this day and age is sometimes a strange happening. I congratulate him. It is an issue that goes back to before his life as the mayor of Dauphin. I also want to thank him for his tour of the western national parks. He went to Waterton and met with people and held a really good grassroots consultation process to enable him to develop the position he has taken and the position he has helped our party to take. That is exactly what needs to be done.
One of the problems we see with the bill is that a mandated consultation process needs to be in place. People who live in these parks have a right to consult directly with Parks Canada. They are a little nervous about the way it is structured right now, to be quite frank. They feel that the minister and the governor in council have far too many powers. There is a little mistrust by the people who live and work in the parks of the government and Parks Canada. That grassroots consultation process would be very important for the bill to be received properly and to work properly.
People have worked with me and kept me informed of what is happening at Waterton Lakes National Park. In particular, Jason Bruns was one of the first people who talked to me after I was elected. He is an outdoorsman, he is a fisherman, he enjoys the park and any time he sees an issue that he thinks I need to be aware of he certainly brings it to my attention. I appreciate that. A few weeks ago, on the long weekend in May, when I was in Waterton for the leaseholders meeting, I met with him and he toured me around to show me some of the things that he would like to see changed, and we talked about some of the issues that he has. He is an avid lover of the park. He enjoys the outdoors and he feels that certainly protecting the ecological integrity of our parks is important. However, the people who are best able to do that are the people who are close to our parks. It is important that the government and the minister consult with the people who use and live in these parks. They have the best idea of how to preserve them and keep them for future generations.
One of the amendments that was brought forward was to deal with wardens, how they carry out their jobs and the fact that they should be allowed to carry firearms to protect themselves and to do their jobs properly. That was defeated. That is unfortunate because we feel that would give them a certain degree of security in the process they go through to carry out their duties.
But to get back to the leaseholders, there is a process in place now whereby the leases in the parks, particularly in Waterton, which I am most familiar with, are reviewed only once every 10 years. At the present time the leaseholders are facing a huge increase in lease amounts.
We feel that the ability to consult with the government on a more regular basis and with the department would have helped alleviate some of this. It is important that the process be in place to give people a chance to bring their ideas forward to be acted on by the government.
The member for Dauphin—Swan River alluded to some of the unique situations that exist in the parks. They are not all the same. I have had letters from people in Jasper asking why they cannot be treated the same as the people in Waterton and why they cannot be treated the same as the people in Banff. Each one is different. Banff has its own town council that runs the affairs there.
It is important that we realize that there is this difference and that the minister takes the time to consult and not to paint everybody with the same brush under the same rules, because every place is unique and different.
The Trans-Canada Highway runs through Banff National Park. That creates a whole issue of separate concerns to do with wildlife. The amount of money collected at the Banff gate helps to run the entire national park system.
In closing, I would like to reiterate that the people who use the parks, the people who live in the parks, the people who have businesses in the parks and certainly the visitors who come from all over the world to enjoy our national parks all need a voice in the implementation of legislation and the laws that govern them. We hope that the government recognizes that fact, that it will honour those views and that it will implement them in the future.
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1:55 p.m.
The Speaker
When the hon. member finishes his discourse is up to him, but he has 10 minutes for questions and comments. Before we go to that, in order to give him a chance to get his thoughts together and to give other members a chance to get their questions together, I will go to Statements by Members and I will come back to this 10 minute question and comment period after question period, unless the member wants to go into debate. However, we will sort that out.
The Late Gilles LandryStatements By Members
1:55 p.m.
David Pratt Liberal Nepean—Carleton, ON
Mr. Speaker, it was with great sadness that many of us learned of the recent passing of Mr. Gilles Landry, the Minister of Political and Public Affairs at our High Commission in London.
Only 48 years of age, Gilles had spent 25 years in the Canadian diplomatic service. He was an active promoter of both the Commonwealth and the Francophonie and had previously represented this country in Abidjan, Ivory Coast and Paris. Gilles was one of the key people behind the reopening of Canada House.
I had the pleasure of working with Gilles last year and this year in connection with Sierra Leone. I greatly admired the intelligence, the hard work and the obvious dedication that he brought to his work representing this country abroad.
Our foreign service attracts some of the best and the brightest this country has to offer. Gilles was among the best of the best.
Our deepest condolences go out to the family, the friends and the colleagues of Mr. Gilles Landry.
National ParksStatements By Members
1:55 p.m.
Cliff Breitkreuz Reform Yellowhead, AB
Mr. Speaker, the Liberals claim they are the epitome of democracy and of the consultative process. In reality, autocracy rules supreme, at least in the heritage department and specifically in Bill C-27, the Canada national parks act.
No one in Jasper was consulted while drafting Bill C-27, and this bill will have a serious impact on Jasper and its residents. Jasper Commerce and Tourism was not consulted, nor was the Jasper townsite committee.
Roy Everest and Richard Ireland presented briefs to the committee, but the bill was already in its final form and their recommendations fell on deaf ears.
The 5,000 residents of Jasper will never be able to make decisions regarding fire halls, fire trucks or even stop signs. The minister here in Ottawa will keep a tight-fisted grip on these and other local issues.
Jasper is the only community in the entire country singled out in this fashion. Who was consulted? Why, the Sierra Legal Defence Club. It was not only consulted, but hired by the cops at heritage. Shame on the dictatorial practices of this Liberal government.
Canada World Youth Exchange ProgramStatements By Members
1:55 p.m.
Ovid Jackson Liberal Bruce—Grey, ON
Mr. Speaker, I rise to congratulate the town of Durham on its participation in the Canada World Youth Exchange Program with Thailand.
This is a seven month program in which young people from each community spend some time learning the culture and the language before going back to their respective communities.
Durham is a great little town in Ontario that will show great hospitality to the students from Thailand. I know that the experiences shared by the families, the people who participate, and the students will enrich their lives and make our world a better place.
SyriaStatements By Members
2 p.m.
Sarkis Assadourian Liberal Brampton Centre, ON
Mr. Speaker, people of Syria are in mourning following the sudden death of President Hafez al-Assad. The funeral of the late president of Syria was held today at his birthplace, the village of Quardaha in northern Syria. Dignitaries from around the world, including our Minister of Foreign Affairs, are paying their respects to the late leader.
As the first Syrian born Canadian member of parliament, I ask my colleagues to join me in extending condolences to the people of Syria and the al-Assad family. I hope that a peaceful transition of power will contribute to the ongoing peace process in the Middle East.
The EnvironmentStatements By Members
2 p.m.
Andy Scott Liberal Fredericton, NB
Mr. Speaker, Canadians treasure their coastline and sea which are rich in natural beauty and resources. Each year thousands of oil spills are reported along the 40,000 kilometres of Atlantic coastline and many more go unreported. In concert with the navy, the Canadian forces air crews based in Greenwood, Nova Scotia, and Comox, British Columbia, help to protect these treasures.
On May 30 the men and women at 14 Wing Greenwood received an Environment Canada award in recognition of the vigilant surveillance of Canada's Atlantic coastline and sea approaches and their remarkable success in tracking, identifying and photographing polluting ships.
I rise today to recognize the valuable contribution of the 14 Wing Greenwood air crew, as well as 19 Wing Comox, because we and our children can continue to enjoy the benefits of our natural marine wonders that remain the envy of the world.
Grain TransportationStatements By Members
2 p.m.
Howard Hilstrom Reform Selkirk—Interlake, MB
Mr. Speaker, the Liberals claim that they have reformed the grain handling and transportation system. They are oh, so wrong.
Witness after witness at the agriculture committee hearings and transportation hearings stated that the only way to fix the broken system was to introduce true commercial accountability. The Liberals have ignored this advice.
Almost every witness at committee stated that the deal negotiated in secret between the Canadian Wheat Board and its minister would not increase commercial accountability and would increase the control of the Canadian Wheat Board over grain transportation.
This is exactly opposite to the recommendations made by the government's own experts. With this so-called reform package, the Liberals have guaranteed that the grain handling and transportation system will fail again as it did during the 1993-94 and 1996-97 crop years. Once again farmers will be forced to pay for Liberal inadequacies.
BombardierStatements By Members
2 p.m.
Bernard Patry Liberal Pierrefonds—Dollard, QC
Mr. Speaker, last Friday we learned some good news relating to Bombardier.
This local company has just landed a $2 billion contract with GE Capital Aviation Services, or GECAS, for up to 150 regional jets.
The agreement with Bombardier comprises a firm $1.96 billion order for 50 planes. This is the first significant order from an aircraft-leasing firm. Included in the contract are 15 50-seater Regional Jets, 25 70-seaters, and 10 new 90-seaters which are still being developed.
Deliveries are scheduled to start in the year 2002 and to run until late 2006. Counting the 100 aircraft on option, the value of the contract with GECAS will total $5.87 billion.
Our congratulations to the management and workers of this company, which is a jewel in the economy of Quebec and of Canada, and our best wishes for the fulfilment of this major contract.
Regional Pride WeekStatements By Members
2 p.m.
Jocelyne Girard-Bujold Bloc Jonquière, QC
Mr. Speaker, I am pleased to draw hon. members' attention to the fact that this is regional pride week in Saguenay—Lac-Saint-Jean. It is an opportunity for all residents of the region to show their attachment to their history and their culture. The regional flag and anthem will hold pride of place in the celebrations.
This will be the last time Paul Lemieux will chair the event. As honorary chairman of regional pride week, he has devoted eight years to its success. I am sure that his departure will leave a big empty space in the organization of the event.
On behalf of all the people of Saguenay—Lac-Saint-Jean, I wish Mr. Lemieux all the best in his future endeavours. I will take advantage of this opportunity to also pass my best wishes for an excellent regional pride week to all the people of Saguenay—Lac-Saint-Jean.
Job CreationStatements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Raymonde Folco Liberal Laval West, QC
Mr. Speaker, on Friday, Statistics Canada announced an unemployment rate of 6.8% for April, the lowest level since April 1976.
In the past 12 months, the number of full time jobs has increased significantly—by 3.1%.
These performances are encouraging. They clearly indicate that the climate remains favourable for investors.
Canada is a country of choice to create jobs and develop projects for all regions. This picture also means that the Liberal government's economic and financial policies are producing solid results. Nearly two million new jobs have been created under the Liberal government since it took office in 1993.
This is a particularly fine job creation performance.
Impaired DrivingStatements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Dick Harris Reform Prince George—Bulkley Valley, BC
Mr. Speaker, Bill C-18, which enables judges to impose a life sentence for the serious crime of impaired driving causing death, completed report stage debate this morning and will be voted on this evening, clearing the final hurdle for passage at third reading.
Impaired driving is an issue I have been working on for the last four and a half years. I thank my colleagues in the Canadian Alliance for the tremendous support in my efforts. I also thank all of my colleagues in the House of Commons who helped to bring this legislation to fruition.
The Canadian Alliance has placed Bill C-18 high on its priority list for passage before the summer recess. The government leader has given assurance that the bill will be passed before the summer recess. The Canadian Alliance, the Canadian public and government members, I assume, all urge the government to ensure that this important bill is passed before the House recesses.
Member For Lac-Saint-LouisStatements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Yvon Charbonneau Liberal Anjou—Rivière-Des-Prairies, QC
Mr. Speaker, I would like to draw the attention of this House to the honour given one of our members recently for his commitment to environmental issues.
On May 25, our colleague, the member for Lac-Saint-Louis and chair of the Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage, was admitted to the Cercle des Phénix de l'environnement et du développement durable.
This tribute to our colleague, an eminent architect of sustainable development, by the entire environmental community of Quebec crowns many years of commitment to the environment.
Everyone in Quebec will remember that our colleague served as minister of the environment for Quebec from 1985 to 1988 and everyone knows that he is the author of Quebec's first environmental policy focused resolutely on conservation.
In closing, I recall that the basic message of our colleague, the recipient of the Phénix environment award, is as follows: "Sustainable development must be the cornerstone of Canada's economic growth".
Long life to the member for Lac-Saint-Louis.
HealthStatements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Judy Wasylycia-Leis NDP Winnipeg North Centre, MB
Mr. Speaker, the verdict is in and Albertans do not trust Liberals to fight against private for profit hospitals. Yesterday Brian Mason won an Edmonton byelection with almost 60% of the votes, a convincing victory for the Alberta NDP and a resounding vote of confidence for the only party that fights against for profit health care.
The Liberals barely squeaked ahead of the Klein candidate. If it was not clear to Liberals before it should be clear now. Canadians want the spirit of the Canada Health Act protected.
In question period yesterday the health minister said that he would never allow a private for profit health care system. If he will never allow it, why is bill 11 law? What has he done to stop for profit hospitals? He is going down in history as the minister who allowed them.
Albertans know it. They are tired of the minister's syrupy statements and empty words. They want a real Ralph Klein fighter so they voted NDP. Congratulations to Brian Mason and his winning team.


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A series of guides on the Washington State and Territorial Militia entitled Washington National Guard Pamphlet, by Virgil F. Field, was published in the 1960s by the Washington State Military Department, Office of the Adjutant General, at Camp Murray in Tacoma. This seven-volume work is an overview history of the Washington National Guard during the territorial period, Indian Wars, Civil War, Philippine Insurrection, World War I, World War II, and the post-World War II era. It is an excellent introduction to the Washington State or Territorial Militia.
The Washington State Archives has early service records for the Indian Wars, which include muster rolls, correspondence and financial records, as well as records of residents of the State Soldiers Home and State Veterans Home to the mid-1930s.
Washington veterans of World War I, World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War could apply for a state bonus. These applications and supporting papers were originally filed with the state auditor and are now deposited at the Washington State Archives. Information listed in these files includes residence of the veteran, occupation, relationships, birthplace, and military information. Also housed in the state archives are National Guard special orders and circular letters as well as National Guard statements of service cards for those guardsmen who participated in World War I and World War II.
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Imagine what would happen if a massive popular movement of ordinary Americans decided to voice their concern about military spending -- by withholding $10.40 from their 1040 tax forms this year? A simple, small, symbolic, but concrete gesture of protest to the $200,000 dollars per minute being spent on militarism, while programs that support life go bankrupt. A few months ago I gathered in Lancaster, Pennsylvania with hundreds and hundreds of church leaders to ponder such a thing -- a little project called 1040 For Peace. Many of the folks in attendance were from the Anabaptist "peace church" tradition of Christianity. Mennonites and Brethren, like the Amish, come from the Anabaptist movement, tracing back to the radical reformation of the 16th century. They, along with the Quakers are known for their commitment to peace, a simple way of life, and for their suspicion of power. They also have a history of war-tax resistance.
Money has power. And so withholding money has power too, especially when a bunch of people do it together. If one percent of U.S. taxpayers held back $10.40 as an act of respectful protest, that's nearly $1.5 million folks. Movements are like snowballs, they start small, but get big pretty fast (as we can see in recent events in Wisconsin, or in Egypt). And movements grow real fast in an age of Facebook
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International Blasphemy Rights Day (IBRD)—September 30—is almost here, and that's a good thing because freedom of expression can definitely use a rallying point. From many governments, there has been a stronger push to prohibit "offensive" speech about religion than we have witnessed in years.
CFI helped launch IBRD in 2009 in part to emphasize the fact that criticism of religious beliefs is still prohibited through legal sanctions or social pressure in many parts of the world. Some in the developed countries no longer seem terribly concerned about restrictions on speech about religion because we enjoy a fair amount of leeway to speak frankly about religion. (Although depending on where one lives in the United States, the social pressure to keep quiet is still strong.) However, human rights are not restricted by national boundaries, and our concern for others similarly should not stop at our borders.
Multiple incidents over the last twelve months have underscored the appalling lack of freedom in many countries to express even the blandest criticism of either religion in general or the dominant religion in a particular country. To name just some examples, there are the cases involving Rimsha Masih, Hamza Kashgari, Alexander Aan, Sanal Edamaruku, Hamad al-Naqi, Pussy Riot, and Alber Saber.
One reason our concern for the freedom of others should not stop at our borders is because the desire of the dogmatists to regulate speech does not stop at their borders. Various leaders from Islamic countries have recently demanded international laws prohibiting attacks on religion. Embarrassingly, proponents of such laws have included NATO allies, such as Recep Erdogan, the prime minister of Turkey. The quality of the arguments in favor of such international laws is exemplified by the recent UN speech of Mohamed Morsi, Egypt's president. Morsi told the UN that "Egypt respects freedom of expression," just not "a freedom of expression that targets a specific religion or a specific culture." In other words, Egypt respects the right to freely express those views that the majority of its people like.
I recognize that some of the impassioned calls to suppress speech critical of religion are motivated by the furor over the film "Innocence of Muslims." But I don't think the push for increased censorship is a transient phenomenon. The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (a group with 57 member countries) has been arguing for stricter regulation of speech critical of religion for years. The outrage over the film merely provides a convenient reason for pushing harder on this issue now.
There are any number of ways to commemorate IBRD (please see the Facebook page for IBRD), including simply educating oneself about the threat to human rights and free speech posed by blasphemy laws. This year CFI has decided to use IBRD as the launch point for a new Campaign for Free Expression, which will include, among other things, a website devoted to highlighting individuals who have been persecuted for exercising their freedom to speak. Look for an announcement shortly.
In closing, let me touch on a related point, one that may be of special interest to any devout Muslim who happens to be reading this post. As noted, and as everyone is aware, there have been a number of violent protests over the film (more precisely the trailer for the film) "Innocence of Muslims." I have no doubt the outrage of believers over this film is largely sincere, but those who should be most outraged are those who believe in good taste or quality filmmaking. The film is an absurd piece of heavy-handed, inept propaganda that looks like it was produced by an artistically and intellectually challenged student in a high school film class. For those interested in protesting this film, violence is not only wrong and counter-productive, but it's much less effective than the weapon of laughter and sarcasm. You violate no one's rights when you ridicule those who engage in clumsy ridicule. Protecting freedom of expression also means preserving one's own right to jeer.


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- Theyoginme said...
Shobhaa you need a sharp savvy politician to show up with a sethji in hand :)
- October 6, 2012 at 10:04 PM
- Another Kiran In NYC said...
I need to unearth the very special occasion bubbly stashed away, in the back of the refrigerator and pour myself a glass as I pay a very bubbly tribute to you. Salut to an amazing, warm and incredibly bright woman! Congratulations on the honor!
You need everyone's favorite party guest (well mine anyway) Karan Johar and his student of the year to launch your book:) Fashion week ka fashion aur Ratta maar literature ka literature ho jayega. Your book toh anyway, will stand on it's own merit as always.
- October 6, 2012 at 11:41 PM
- Brahm Dev said...
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- October 7, 2012 at 11:17 AM
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- October 7, 2012 at 11:49 AM
- Tsomo85 said...
Have you read her column on Late Maharani Gayatri Devi post her death? You must! Shobha De had always been known for the kind of stories she narrate. And they're always amazing & I love it. She's got sharp opinion which perhaps could easily click well with people from almost all shades of color, shape, size, or age! And the ones who dislike her for this #win are simply nothing but hypocrites & have long way to go in terms of successful human being! Read her write up on Late Gayatri Devi & you'll realize the joy of being a woman yet "free from hatred, jealousy, greedy, & foolishness even after being crowned as Her Highness & one of the world most beautiful women."
- October 8, 2012 at 11:43 AM
- Tsomo85 said...
Shobha De will show you how people lose their common sense & a sense of humor in a race of self proclaimed intellectual! Perhaps the last good looking politically incorrect figure we might come across. So cheers!
- October 8, 2012 at 11:56 AM
- Unknown said...
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- We are trying to do Event Management module to be part of SharePoint multilingual publishing website by capitalizing on the capabilities of SharePoint calendar.
- The event as a business entity has a lot of fields other than the default SharePoint event and those additional fields have some business logic behind them.
- The user can edit specific occurrence of the event or edit the whole series.
- Event have related business entities like attendees, volunteers, donors
- The project is a SharePoint development using VS2010 so we can move the site from testing to staging then to production easily.
Proposed Solutions:
- Create content type called "activity" inherits from SharePoint "Event" content type
- Create list instance called "activities" using SharePoint calendar template.
- Add the activity content type to the SharePoint calendar
- Create custom create event page
- Our first approach was to have application page which have it is own controls and one of the controls is the recurrence data control but we wasn't able to figure out how to use that control
- Second approach was to have application page where we have our own UI controls then we generate XML to be saved inside recurrence field but we wasn't able to find documentation for that field.
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- Build custom new form through SharePoint designer then import this into visual studio SharePoint project as a module
- Create class that inherits from web part page
- Bind the imported new form page to use the class created in the previous step
- Issue with this approach is that we can't access the controls inside the page to do custom logic based on selected values i.e when user select value inside dropdownlist this will show and hide some other sections inside the page
- We are questioning our approach . Is using SharePoint calendar and extending on it is the right way to implement such requirements ?
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2010-11: Averaged 3.4 points and 3.2 rebounds in his first season with the Blue Devils. Had 50 assists and 30 steals. Started 10 of his 27 games played. Averaged 22.1 minutes per game. Had six points, four rebounds, two assists and three steals in his first collegiate game, playing 29 minutes in win over Hartford (11/13). Had four points, five rebounds, three assists and three steals in 32 minutes at Providence (11/29). Had a career-high six assists in win over UNH (12/22). Matched his career-high with five rebounds in overtime win over FDU (1/22). Scored career-high nine points, 7-of-8 from the line, and had four rebounds in win at RMU (2/5). Matched career-highs of nine points and five rebounds in loss at St. Francis (NY) (2/24). Has career-high 12 rebounds in NEC quarterfinal win over SFNY (3/3).
Before CCSU: Spent one season at Lee Academy and played for coach Jim Graffam. Played his high school basketball at Oak Park and River Forest High School under coach Matt Maloney. Averaged 13 points and six rebounds per game at Lee last season. Captain as a senior in high school. Team won the conference and regional championship in his junior season. Honor Roll as a junior and senior.


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Danny 34 necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 172 diseños de 34 diseñadores freelance.
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Need a unique cartoon mascot / logo for new business and website. The character should be a large, angry looking character pointing at the viewer in order to evoke emotional response, with the lettering: You Lousy Bastard!
We want a gender neutral human, creature, animal caricature or figure with an emphasis on pointing their finger directly forward toward the viewer. The words: You Lousy Bastard should be in large letters and the website title: YouLousyBastard.com should be visible as well. It should be designed to evoke an emotional repsonse from the viewer tilted toward anger. The character should be large, and depicted as showing a reaction to something done to it that it it obviously did not like. The character may be full bodied, or just the upper half of the body.
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- The words You Lousy Bastard somewhere on the character (optional like on a hat or the character's shirt or tatoo on his arm).
- The character should look enraged.
- The character should have great detail, it should look like a well drawn cartoon character.
- No offensive body parts (keep it clean).
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GPM Constellation is a joint mission with the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) and other international partners. Building upon the success of the Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission (TRMM), it will initiate the measurement of global precipitation, a key climate factor. Its science objectives are: to improve ongoing efforts to predict climate by providing near-global measurement of precipitation, its distribution, and physical processes; to improve the accuracy of weather and precipitation forecasts through more accurate measurement of rain rates and latent heating; and to provide more frequent and complete sampling of the Earth's precipitation. GPM Constellation is envisioned to consist of a core spacecraft to measure precipitation structure and to provide a calibration standard for the constellation spacecraft, an international constellation of NASA and contributed spacecraft to provide frequent precipitation measurements on a global basis, calibration/validation sites distributed globally with a broad array of precipitation-measuring instrumentation, and a global precipitation data system to produce and distribute global rain maps and climate research products.


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HUNKS The Show Male Revue I Lakewood, CO
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Live production of chiseled HUNKS with hard abs, cute faces, and sexy moves performing elaborate, creative and sensual choreography in uniforms from army boys to firemen and cowboys to pirates—but not for long.
The Hunks
Performed to sellout crowds around the world, this is a much more personal and intimate experience that incorporates thumping beats, dazzling light shows, professionally choreographed dancing routines, and fun fantasy costumes while the nature of the show encourages audience interaction.
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Millions of women around the world have experienced the heat and thrill of the HUNKS and this all-star male dance revue is a great way to celebrate ladies' night, a birthday, a bachelorette party, or a divorce.
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At this level the focus is on beautiful picture books, hands-on activities, simple discussions, and lots of time snuggled together on the couch reading and talking about great books!
Read-aloud studies featuring well-written books, short writing prompts, more detailed notebooking, higher level questions, while allowing student to gain some independence.
Students are more independent which is reflected in our teacher guides. They complete readings on their own and work with teacher on questions, writing assignments, and activities.
Emphasizing critical thinking skills, analysis, and choosing a position and defending it with evidence. This stage promotes independent thinking, empathy, and features a wide variety of books.
To help homeschool parents ignite wonder and connect with their kids through the best stories and guided lessons.
To accomplish this vision we create, develop, and publish Charlotte Mason-inspired history and literature curriculum and teacher's guides to help parents fulfill their desire to read the best books, foster a curiosity-driven learning environment, and develop deep relationships with their kids.
As homeschoolers ourselves we know that it's a journey for the brave. We're here to support you in approaching it with confidence and joy. For 30 years we have guided thousands of parents and children in their journey to discover the delight in learning. By using the best books available and making our curriculum easy-to-use, we guarantee an enjoyable and rewarding learning experience that will develop your kids into lifelong learners.


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New faces in administration
There are several new administrators this year; Belmont High School Assistant Principal Thomas Brow, Director of Preschool Briana Wall, and Wellington Assistant Principal Annemarie Stewart.
Class size relief
Three additional classrooms have been added to three schools: Kindergarten at Burbank, first grade at Butler, and fourth grade at Winn Brook. These classrooms were added to support our teachers as we continue to see our enrollment increase each year.
Belmont High School Building Committee (BHSBC)
The project now has a "building team'" on board. The Owner Project Manager (OPM) announced last April, Daedalus Projects, Inc., and the Design Architect of Perkins and Will. Both firms will represent the Town during the feasibility and design phase of the building project in partnership with the MSBA.
The BHSBC met in August with Perkins and Will who presented an aggressive timeline for the completion of the project. This timeline will provide several community forums as well as visioning sessions with teachers, students, and parents to ensure feedback and input from all stakeholders. These sessions will build on the work done at the workshops held last spring. Please see the Belmont High School Committee website for more information at http://www.belmont-ma.gov/belmont-high-school-building-committee and an article about the Design Architect at http://boston.citybizlist.com/article/437184/plans-for-a-new-suburban-boston-high-school-to-prepare-students-for-the-global-economy
SEL and achievement gap for students
This academic year will be our third year of Social Emotional Learning (SEL) initiative. The SEL work will continue to be led by school-based steering committee teams. While improving our SEL skills to support all students in our first two years, we learned through this work the need to prioritize the experience for our African-American/Black students. Over the course of the 2016-2017 school year, many of our teachers through PLTs, and our Leadership Council, focused on this topic and have great "take aways" that would benefit our district as a whole. To that end, we will tap our own expertise and provide outside support to lead professional learning to better understand these student experiences, how it impacts their learning, and what we can do to improve it as well as address any and all local achievement gaps that exist.
The national conversation that has dominated our country over the last few weeks makes it clear the need to ensure a safe learning environment for all students and staff, including their physical and social emotional well being. As your superintendent, it only strengthens my conviction that our work over the last few years in SEL, and the upcoming achievement gap work, align with the values of our community and provide an open environment to discuss these important issues.
Assistant Superintendent Janice Darias gave a presentation to the School Committee this past spring on the Achievement Gap in Belmont Public Schools, looking at the school experience of our African- American/Black students and the impact on their learning. That presentation is available at http://www.belmont.k12.ma.us/bps/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=aD7mC9GYPSU%3d&portalid=0.%20
Kristine Murphy is the community engagement coordinator for Belmont Public Schools.


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