Arts & Culture

Copyright Modernization Act

Ms. Elizabeth May: Mr. Speaker, the thing that concerns me about Bill C-11 is exactly the thing the member put her finger on in her statement.

‘Knife control’ and Canada’s highland dancing MP

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Macleans
Author: 
Mitchel Raphael

Andrew Scheer continued the Speaker’s tradition of hosting a Robbie Burns dinner. Scheer does not own a kilt but did wear a plaid tie. Green Leader Elizabeth May said grace before MPs dug in. May, who had to put her theology studies on hold after moving to B.C., sported a plaid dress she bought at Suttles & Seawinds in Nova Scotia, and plaid shoes she’s had since 1991. Since she rarely wears them, they’re in pretty good shape, she says. Associate Defence Minister Julian Fantino sported a small pin of an F-35 and Canadian flag. “We’ve procured this one,” quipped the minister, whose department’s multi-billion-dollar fighter jet procurement process has been hitting some snags.

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CBC

Elizabeth May: Mr. Speaker, I also want to rise and speak to the point of order that has been put to you by the hon.

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Canadian media issues, pledges stable funding for CBC

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