Working in Parliament A plea for civility and inclusive teamwork
The speaker recounts a path to restore dignity in Canadian Parliament, urging nonpartisan service, cooperative committees, minority reports when needed, and broad consultation with constituents in Dauphin-Swan River Neepawa. Emphasis on listening to experts, respecting others, and presenting community concerns in Ottawa.
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House of Commons
Dauphin-Swan River- Neepawa
Ottawa
Dauphin-Swan River Neepawa Candidates Speak
Independent Ray Piché pledges to vote freely in a possible minority, and to work with MPs from all parties for Dauphin-Swan River Neepawa. Kate Storey of the Green Party argues for cooperation and end to party-driven voting. Robert Sopuck of the Conservative Party downplays a Liberal majority while stressing rural growth.
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Dauphin-Swan River- Neepawa
Ottawa
Liberal Party of Canada
House of Commons
Liberal
Charter of Rights and Freedoms
Dauphin-Swan River
Neepawa
Green Party
Quebec
New Brunswick
British Columbia
Prime Minister’s Office
PMO
Stephen Harper
Elizabeth May
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Senate
Canada
B & B Commission
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Inky Mark
Dauphin
Ray Piché
Onanole
Kate Storey
Green Party of Canada
Grandview
Robert Sopuck
Conservative Party of Canada
Sandy Lake