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Rob Morrison rose in the House of Commons to present petition e-7104, with over 700 signatures, calling on the Government of Canada to establish a comprehensive federal framework to protect minors from predatory drug dealers and criminal exploitation.
Read more on the source →On behalf of TJ Hagarty of Fernie, Rob presented petition e-6974 in the House of Commons. He continues to make a point of personally tabling petitions originated by Kootenay constituents.
Read more on the source →Speaking on the Budget 2025 Implementation Act, Rob raised one of the most dangerous gaps in our highway network — the Kootenay Pass, one of the highest paved roads in Canada — still has no cell service.
Read more on the source →In a House debate on the Softwood Lumber Industry, Rob Morrison spoke for Kootenay mills and forestry workers — naming family-run operators like Huscroft, Kalesnikoff, ATCO and Porcupine in the parliamentary record.
Read more on the source →Drawing on his RCMP background, Rob delivered a powerful speech on mandatory minimum sentences in response to a Supreme Court decision he called "devastating".
Read more on the source →Rob was appointed as a member of the National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians (NSICOP) — drawing on his RCMP, diplomatic and Treasury Board background in national security.
Read more on the source →Rob Morrison was re-elected as MP for the newly-redistributed Columbia–Kootenay–Southern Rockies electoral district with 35,830 votes (50.45%), his strongest result across three elections. Turnout was 72.96%.
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on Vote #189 Ninth report of the Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights
on Vote #190 on Bill C-269 Amend the Income Tax Act (heat recovery tax credit)
Mr. Speaker, it really gets complicated. Where I live, which is in the southern part of B.C., the price of diesel per litre is three dollars. Our logging industry is suffering and our transportation costs are huge because we are small. W…
on Business of Supply Mr. Speaker, it is interesting. I stopped at a small gas station in rural B.C., and the diesel price was over three dollars a litre. We …
on Canada’s Security Screening Processes Thank you, Chair. To start with, I was really surprised to hear the RCMP say that there isn't an interoperability issue. I think that when you …
Madam Speaker, I want to thank the hon. member, whom I have worked with. I appreciate victim services, after being in the RCMP for 35 years. I am thankful for what she has done. My question goes back to the issue of mandatory minimum pen…
Mr. Speaker, Canada has an incredible opportunity to become a global leader in the resources that power modern economies. In Columbia—Kootenay—Southern Rockies, the communities of Elk Valley and Trail are helping make that possible. Elk…
on Factors Determining Opening and Closing Dates of Marine Harvesting Seasons Thank you, Chair. Ms. Collier, my questions are going to be in your area. You have a generational history of fishing, much like our loggers in …
Mr. Speaker, it is an honour to present petition e-7104, with over 700 signatures. The petitioners call upon the Government of Canada to establish a comprehensive legal framework to protect minors from predatory drug dealers; to monitor…
Madam Speaker, it is interesting that one of the highest paved roads in Canada, the Kootenay Pass, has no cell service. It is still, today, one of the most dangerous roads in Canada. However, my question is actually related more to credi…
Madam Chair, that is a really good question, but the answer certainly is twofold. It is Trump with the tariffs, but it is also 10 years of no action. We cannot go 10 years without dealing with the problem and expect everything to go smoo…
on Adapting Infrastructure to Face Climate Change Thank you, Chair. My first question is going to be for Mr. Ness. I was really happy to hear you talking about proactive investment. We can ...
on Subject Matter of Bill C-45, An Act to amend the First Nations ... Thank you, Chair. I'm really interested. I would like maybe a few people to answer if they want to. We were talking about moving at the ...
on Bill S-206 Thank you, Mr. Chair, and thank you to the witnesses. I have some hard questions for Mr. Cooper, but I'm actually going to start off with ...
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