Debates on Bill C-203 in House of Commons week of July 8
The week will cover Bill C-203 to amend the Canada Elections Act the Broadcasting Act and the Income Tax Act governing election expenses. It seeks strict spending limits for parties and candidates donor disclosure six and a half hours of party prime time plus local broadcast time and a 29 day campaign. It faces scrutiny over operative dates loopholes and potential biases. Also on the agenda are redistribution delay amendments to the Immigration Appeal Board Act and the removal of the 12 per cent federal sales tax on various consumer items retroactive to February 19.
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Nickel Days At Thompson A National Event In The Making
The speaker notes a $100 million annual benefit and favors a 2 percent cut by some members, but supports the measure as beneficial to Canadians. He and Sue enjoyed Nickel Days including the official opening with the Premier and Lieutenant Governor, signaling the festival’s potential national status.
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