course, thank you for taking the time and i will think all of you for your interest in the center. [applause] stick i used to be chaired the québec profession have a lot of experience. i know we can do more to help that. harper. i m not sure how you have a secret meeting. i know you mentioned it. under the first 10 years b.c. family costs rise. it went down by nearly 50% and for the first few years of office they cut back immigration levels. people understand the liberal party talks again but didn t deliver. we 2.5 million newcomers who are overwhelmingly contributing and their entrepreneurs, family people growing our economy, working hard and this is one of the most positive things we are able to control illegal immigration to have the best record on success in immigration anywhere in the world. mr. harper has demonstrated over the past week in the case of refugees, canada is not doing enough and this is something mr. harper h
housing. isa houses with 18 people in two rooms. how can a child do his homework? this is a social and economic crisis that is destroying the next generation. this is a state obligation. it reflects our deep canadian values, and i will tackle the when i become the prime minister. it will be an opportunity to tackle the housing problem of our nation s. you are all aware and country thought a lot about this, that the biggest foreign policy judges aggressive and the unpredictable behavior of russia on the world stage. mr. trudeau, if he becomes prime minister how will you deal with vladimir putin? i think there s a question that we have to recognize that russia has become as you said a destabilizing force around the world. he s destabilizing eastern europe with his unacceptable incursions into ukraine. he is pushing in blocking the achievement of cease-fires and stabilizing and stopping the bombings and war into syria and he s been a provocative agent in the arctic, which re
[ speaking french ] [ speaking french ] we ve already announced more, already are doing more. but this isn t just a game of trying to up the numbers. we re trying to do things responsibly. i ve visited refugee camps in syria, in northern iraq. i ve visited with families we have accepted from these regions. i have met with leaders from those communities, not just in canada, but in the region itself. and i can certainly tell you, from my visits to the refugee camps in jordan and debriefings there, we can t pretend there are no security risks. it s important that we do screening. those countries in the world that responded to these headlines as these others would have by just opening the doors and doing no checking have rapidly regretted that, and are now trying to put in place the very kind of system that canada has been pursuing all along. it s a generous response, it s a responsible response. it is not based on the headlines. it is based on the right thing to do. [ applause
done. if i could just maybe correct a couple facts here. first of all, none of our nato allies, not all of them are involved in the coalition, but none are opposed to it. they are all supportive of our mission against the islamic state. the united nations is not opposed. in fact, this intervention is happening at invitation of the government of iraq under international law. in terms of refugees, canada s response has been generous and responsible. we ve admitted so far 15% of all the world refugees from the region. in terms of our response to this recent crisis, even before it was in the headlines, i announced our intention to accept additional refugees. i have since announced a number of changes to our system to expedite that number, and we re doing so while at the same time making sure that we choose the refugees, that we choose those who are genuine refugees, the most vulnerable people, and also maintain all standards of security and other screening. this is a generous a
in canada, home ownership is at record levels. now, higher ownership than the u.s. positive canadian story that we should celebrate. how do we in this unstable, global economy continue to attack that? we believe we bring in specific incentives to help homeowners. for instance, the improvements to the home buyers plan, the doubling of contributions to tax savings. things that allow people to invest more in their homes. what we do not need when our economy is threatened by the health of the global economy is tax increases on ordinary canadian families. these are not good for homeowners. mr. harper talks about growth but he has not been able to get it done. he has the worst growth record in 80 years of any prime minister. we invest in the economy once again. interest rates are low, our debt to gdp is low and economic growth has been flat. we need to kickstart our economy and that is what we going to do so people can get better jobs and a fourth their homes. and afford their ho
dilation and evacuation in order to reserve fetal tissue for research. the investigation has revealed pps a required all affiliates to ensure with all state and federal laws, and all guidance requires affiliates to ensure fetal tissue is limited to actual cause. that heavily edited videos my friends keep referring to, it s just a cover for what really is behind all of this, and that is their attempt to criminalize an outlaw abortion in all circumstances. i yield three minutes to the gentleman from new york. without objection, the gentlewoman from new york is working nice recognize for three minutes. thank you madam speaker and thank you tonight colleague for yielding me that time. i rise today in defense of annned parenthood, organization that for nearly 100 years has been only accessible and affordable health care for millions of americans, men and women. and yet again, we find ourselves debating about a bill that has no chance of becoming law, that attacks women and
overarching legislation that will be rigorously enforced and provide action when a company is trying to boost the environment. mr. harper talks a good game on international trade deals. he has done everything in his power to stop the authorities that exist under the north american free trade agreement from even measuring the pollution going into the environment in canada. that is his track record. we will enforce overarching sustainable the moment legislation. we will apply it fairly and equally to everyone and canadians will know we are going to stop leaving this massive ecological debt on the backs of future generations. you asked about are costing. not only will he move forward on pricing carbon and ensuring that we are reducing greenhouse gases in the responsible way, but the haseral party invested $20 billion in greener infrastructure. that is floodplains immigration in calgary and investing in clean jobs and making sure we re moving toward nubile energies. we need to ge
in richmond. 44 currently in sunnyvale. what we are expecting plenty of sunshine later today with the temperatures at about 07 days in los gatos campbell and out of ballots appeared 40 degrees and evergreen this afternoon. and i 734 livermore. now that san francisco coming in at about 64 degrees today and we are looking at mainly low seventies in the north bay. pipeline 70 in napa. allied will take a look at the 7 day around the bay will will continue to see the cooling trend or the week and appeared allied several communities come together to honor the teenagers sat on fire on an a-z transit bus earlier this week. it is being called the rainbow road. teachers from sequoia elementary school put rainbow ribbons on every bus stop signs along the macarthur boulevard in oakland. it is to show their support for the teenager and to which a speedy recovery. the records are designed to help make him feel better and to send a message at that public spaces me to be safe for e
pilot and two other pilots that is and the cockpit. so we need to understand what was going on and the cut it and what was going on with the crash. u s pierre carrier crews are recline safety sensitive situations to be drug and alcohol testing it. for part 129 there is no specific u. s requirement they are defined to the country and to as to what those air carriers are based. reporter: let s recap that more time. districting pilot did not understand that they were too low and too slow and to the very last second. but also the cruel or not alcohol and drug tested because it was not a man dictate mandated. the first officer was treated at hospitals for a cracked rib. reagan also tell you that two of the pilots were at the rear of the plane they were very ejected they did survive but suffered injuries. kron 4 news at 530 reporting as a follow-up and german kron for names. catherine: it turns out that survivors of flight 214 may owe a lot to the flight attendants. even more t
first book the exception to the rulers you right and we we are quoting the washington post here that amy goodman is the journalist as uninvited guests. guest: we are not supposed to be a party to any party. we are journalists. there is a reason why our profession journalism is the only one explicitly protected by the u.s. constitution. we are supposed to be the check and balance on power. host: in-app look also war and peace, life and death. that is the role of the media in a democratic society to provide a forum for this discourse to do anything less is a disservice to the servicemen and service women of this country. guest: that s right. you know i had just flown in from denver where is that they national conference on media reform and when we flew into the airport at denver airport where people hold up signs when you come out to pick you up. as we were walking there were some soldiers there. they were going to be picking up the general and as we walked by they we