Proposals for the New Horizons for Seniors Program are now open until June 21st.

The Auditor General released their spring report, which involved a chapter on whether the Liberal government efficiently processed asylum claims. The Auditor General was clear: the government, “did not process asylum claims in an efficient and timely manner.”

Yesterday I attended a press conference with Andrew Scheer, where he outlined three immediate and concrete steps to restore Canada’s canola trade with China.

I recently had a briefing with the Parliamentary Budget Officer’s (PBO) office on their report on the Trans Mountain Pipeline, which the Trudeau Liberals purchased for $4.4 billion.

Today, I announced that I fully support Bill C-266, which proposes to give judges the ability to set the parole ineligibility up to 40 years for those convicted of abduction and sexual assault and murder. The legislation was introduced by Conservative MP, James Bezan and in the last Parliament, received multiparty support for this change.

Across the country, there is approximately 10 million tonnes of canola sitting in farmer’s bins. Prices are down, and seeding is about to start.

Obstructing justice

• 139 (1) Every one who wilfully attempts in any manner to obstruct, pervert or defeat the course of justice in a judicial proceeding.

There is a coverup going on in Parliament and the Prime Minister is going to great lengths to stop the truth from coming out. 

In a retaliatory move against Canada, China has canceled the canola import permit for one of Canada's largest grain processors, Winnipeg-based Richardson International.

Here is a good timeline of events in respect to the allegations of inappropriate pressure on the former Attorney General: