MP Cheryl Gallant is congratulating the Ontario Progressive Conservative Government’s 2021 provincial budget, which included significant funding for rural broadband. “Premier Ford and his PC Government have delivered significant funding to help rural communities build high speed broadband internet,” said MP Gallant. “Since the start of the pandemic, the federal Liberals have not provided any […]
During a speech in the House of Commons on Monday, I urged a divided Liberal caucus to support small modular reactors. “I want to assure the Minister of Natural Resources that he has my continuing support when it comes to good jobs in the nuclear sector,” said MP Gallant. “The nuclear industry is a big […]
Fast, affordable internet combined with remote work could revive struggling rural and remote economies. For this to happen poor internet at high prices is unacceptable. The Trudeau Liberals act as if the pandemic never happened when it comes to rural internet. A year before Trudeau locked us down he promised to spend $1.75 billion on […]
Ottawa, Ontario – MP Cheryl Gallant (Renfrew-Nipissing-Pembroke) marked the occasion of International Women’s Day by seeking assurances from the federal government that the women, who serve in the Canadian Forces, feel safe and heard. Cheryl Gallant, MP: Mr. Speaker, In March of 2018 the Military Ombudsman meet with the Defence Minister to confidentially advise him […]
Ottawa, ON – Cheryl Gallant, Conservative Member of Parliament for Renfrew-Nipissing-Pembroke, issued the following statement in response to today’s vote on her Private Member’s Bill, C-222: “I am disappointed that the Liberals, NDP, and Bloc have voted down a modest bill to strengthen the property rights of Canadians. “In a vote on Bill C-222, an […]
It is a credit to the skills and effectiveness of women and men of the Canadian Armed Forces that they are called upon during emergencies. As the Member of Parliament for Garrison Petawawa, it is my duty to ensure those serving have all the support they are due. When Parliament resumes next week, I will […]
Recognizing a political opportunity the pandemic has created by forcing millions of Canadians to work from home, for the 2020 tax year, the Trudeau government is encouraging taxpayers to take advantage of a $400 Home Office Expense Deduction. “This pandemic has provided an opportunity for a reset,” Trudeau in a pre-recorded message told the conference […]
With the long-awaited resumption of Parliament, my Private Member’s legislation, Bill C-222, An Act to amend the Expropriation Act (protection of private property),is moving forward in Parliament. Bill C-222, which amends the Expropriation Act, is intended to provide some protections from government taking people’s property without compensation. Given the absence of property rights in the […]
Veterans deserve our thanks, not just on Remembrance Day, but every day – for their service, for their sacrifice, and for everything they have given in service of our country. There is a sacred trust between Canadians and those brave soldiers, sailors, and aircrew who have put service before self. Ensuring that our veterans and […]
Fresh off Justin Trudeau’s limitations of free speech lecture tour, his Minister of Censorship introduced Bill C-10. Bill C-10, An Act to Amend the Broadcasting Act and to make related and consequential amendments to other Acts, is a dangerous new Liberal bill that hands unbridled power to the government. It will to tax music and […]
