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Senate Conservative Caucus / Le caucus conservateur du Sénat

[Senator Leo Housakos @SenatorHousakos]

The Trudeau govt claims to embrace technology but they attack a news model that successfully embraced the digital age, proving that it can be done without government intervention. They don’t like when someone like Mr. Elgie proves that news isn’t on the verge of collapse in 🇨🇦.

[Sen. Denise Batters @denisebatters]

BREAKING:
2 hours after my #SenCA QP questions, Min. LeBlanc’s sister-in-law stepped down as Interim #EthicsCommissioner. Coincidence?
I asked: In what world is it appropriate for the Trudeau Cabinet to appoint Min. LeBlanc’s sister-in-law as Interim #EthicsCommissioner?
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[Senator David Wells @WellsDavid]

BREAKING! MP @MarilynGladuSL #BillC228, Pension Protection Act, has passed the @SenateCA! As senate sponsor, I am proud to work with my @CPC_HQ colleagues to see this Bill pass the Senate and to begin protecting Canadians’ pensions. #cdnpoli #nlpoli #pensionprotection

[Senator Leo Housakos @SenatorHousakos]

Le Sénat du Canada s’est enrichi de l’apport de l’honorable Serge Joyal, tant dans ses travaux que dans ses œuvres d’art et ses objets historiques. #polican VOIR :

[Senator Leo Housakos @SenatorHousakos]

The Senate of Canada is richer for the contributions of The Honourable Serge Joyal; both in its proceedings and its historic artwork and artifacts. #cdnpoli WATCH:

[Senator Don Plett (retired) @DonPlett]

En seulement quelques semaines, le PM Trudeau a rejeté des rapports sur l’ingérence de Pékin puis a consacré une section entière du #Budget2023 à la GRC pour contrer l’ingérence étrangère.
Comment expliquer cette volte-face... l’opinion publique a-t-elle rattrapé le PM? 🤨 /1

[Senator Don Plett (retired) @DonPlett]

In just a few short weeks, PM Trudeau has gone from dismissing reports on Beijing's interference to having an entire section in #Budget2023 for the RCMP to counter foreign #interference.
What's the explanation on this about-face... has public opinion caught up with the PM? 🤨/1

[Senator Don Plett (retired) @DonPlett]

Les dépenses effrénées du gouv Trudeau ont nourri l’inflation qui a touché les familles 🇨🇦 & mené à des déficits infinis. Dans l’Énoncé économique de l’automne, les Canadiens ont appris que le #budget fédéral afficherait un excédent d’ici 2027. Mais ce n’est plus le cas! VOIR :

[Senator Don Plett (retired) @DonPlett]

The Trudeau govt’s uncontrolled spending has contributed to the #inflation that has hurt 🇨🇦 families & led to deficits with no end in sight. In the Fall Economic Statement, Cdns were told the fed #budget would have a surplus by 2027. Now, that’s out the window! Watch:

[Senator Leo Housakos @SenatorHousakos]

Cela a pris du temps, mais notre persévérance a rapporté car le projet de loi #S203 demandant un cadre national relatif à l'autisme est maintenant devenu loi. @SenBoehm @MikeLakeMP @coteau Veuillez lire ma déclaration ici :

[Senator Leo Housakos @SenatorHousakos]

It’s been a long time coming but our perseverance has paid off as Bill #S203 calling for a national framework on autism has now become law. @SenBoehm @MikeLakeMP @coteau Please read my statement here:

[Senator Don Plett (retired) @DonPlett]

The Trudeau govt has failed to answer my written questions regarding Beijing re-publishing the PM’s autobiography in 2016, & about the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank. One question has been left unanswered for 2 YEARS. WATCH:

[Senator Don Plett (retired) @DonPlett]

Le gouv Trudeau n’a pas répondu à mes questions écrites concernant la réédition par Pékin de l’autobiographie du PM en 2016 et la Banque asiatique d’investissement dans les infrastructures. Une question est sans réponse depuis DEUX ANS.
VOIR :

[Senator Don Plett (retired) @DonPlett]

Les histoires du PM Trudeau sur l’ingérence étrangère empirent : son bureau a dit à @globalnews qu’il « ... n’était pas au courant de la conversation jusqu’à ce que M. Dong nous le dise après de récentes questions des médias ». #ingérence /1
https://t.co/4BQ3odKoOB

[Senator Don Plett (retired) @DonPlett]

PM Trudeau's storytelling has fallen to a new low on foreign #interference; this time his office told @globalnews they: “… only became aware that a conversation took place after Mr. Dong told us, following recent media questions.”
https://t.co/1x88bbDQEP
/1

[Senator Leo Housakos @SenatorHousakos]

A pleasure to see my friends @EnesFreedom @SarahTTeich but tough to hear first hand accounts from human rights activists who were arbitrarily imprisoned in Turkey. I fully support the sanctions submission filed today targeting Turkish officials for gross human rights violations.

[CPCSenatePCC @CPCSenatePCC]

En réponse à la sén Martin, l’ex-PM Joe Clark déplore la perte de statut du Canada dans les affaires internationales & le fait que la politique étrangère du gouv Trudeau se base sur les déclarations et qu’elle n’a pas nécessairement accru notre influence. /3

[CPCSenatePCC @CPCSenatePCC]

Hier soir au #AEFA @SenMacDonald a demandé à l’ancien PM Joe Clark de commenter l’échec de Trudeau à devenir membre du Conseil de sécurité. « C’était à cause du statut que le Canada avait eu… mais les pays qui nous avaient soutenus n’étaient pas aussi présents cette fois-là. »/1

[CPCSenatePCC @CPCSenatePCC]

Il a ajouté : « Cela indique un instinct de coopération & de confiance & l’impression que nous serons entendus… Notre présence n’est peut-être pas aussi forte aujourd’hui qu’elle devrait l’être. » /2

[CPCSenatePCC @CPCSenatePCC]

In response to Sen Martin, former PM Joe Clark laments Canada’s loss of status in international affairs and the fact that under the Trudeau Government we increasingly have a foreign policy of statement and declaration which has not necessarily served to enhance our influence. /3

[CPCSenatePCC @CPCSenatePCC]

Last night at #AEFA @SenMacDonald asked former PM Joe Clark on Trudeau’s failed bid to become a member of the Security Council. “A status that Canada had enjoyed … was not present in the most recent round”. /1
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[CPCSenatePCC @CPCSenatePCC]

Adding: “It signals that the kind of instinct towards cooperation, even trust, even the sense that we will be heard… may not be as strong as it needs to be." /2