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As Canadians gather across the country for Remembrance Day ceremonies on Wednesday, Prime Minister Mark Carney said he wants them to know that the act of remembering itself is "an act of vigilance and determination."
Prime Minister Mark Carney takes off Wednesday for summits in Asia and Ireland where he'll look to advance trade and security ties.
Prime Minister Mark Carney will travel around the world over the next week as he attends the summits of the European Political Community, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, the Francophonie and Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation. Both defence and trade will be discussed in a range of multilateral and bilateral meetings.
The last sitting · Friday, Nov. 6
Government orders on budget 2026 consumed the largest portion of the sitting. Parliamentary Secretary Ryan Turnbull defended the plan's investments in infrastructure and critical minerals while Conservatives Greg McLean and others attacked the added debt and spending.
Question period featured clashes over debt servicing costs and a $2.3-billion Telesat contract. Conservative MP Michael Chong questioned future fiscal flexibility and Conservative MP John Brassard pressed on conflict-of-interest rules; Liberal Parliamentary Secretary Ryan Turnbull and Liberal Parliamentary Secretary Mike Kelloway replied that fiscal anchors remain intact and ethics rules are followed.
The House also heard statements on local anniversaries, veterans and mental health before moving to private members' business on spectrum policy.
Summarized from the Hansard record of sitting No. 164, 242 interventions. Full Hansard
Who held the floor · 2026-11-06
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The House, by party
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The discs drop in once. Open the board to choose a member.Conservative MP Michael Cooper said the Prime Minister changed his account of involvement in the $2.3-billion Telesat award to a personal friend.
Read the exchangeConservative MP Garnett Genuis noted the loss of more than 50,000 private-sector jobs and a jump in youth unemployment to 13.7 per cent.
Read the exchangeBloc Québécois MP Patrick Bonin said the budget ignores climate commitments and continues to subsidize oil and gas.
Read the exchangeConservative MP Billy Morin said the budget fails to fix medical-transport failures that contributed to the death of Miranda Mamakwa.
Read the exchangeConservative MP Shelby Kramp-Neuman called the Alto project a vanity project that could take rural land without a business case.
Read the exchangeEach dot is a sitting, shaded by its score; red rings went nowhere. “Decided nothing” is counted from the stored record of votes and bill stages.
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