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December 10, 2012

   
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Scrums

Industry Minister Christian Paradis responds to questions about foreign investments by state-owned enterprises and about net benefit criteria for Canada.

NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair and interim Liberal Leader Bob Rae discuss their concerns over the government's decision to approve CNOOC's takeover bid of Nexen, as well as the future of the F-35 purchase.

NDP MP Charlie Angus comments on Attawapiskat Chief Theresa Spence's planned hunger strike to protest the federal government's handling of First Nations treaties.

NDP MP Alexandrine Latendresse discusses her bill that calls for 10 key Parliamentary positions to require bilingualism.

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Submitted by Christian (not verified) on
we all need to work together if not it will turn in to riots money is not everything its just a way of trading each people are important some just have been misguided from money if a war brakes out everyone helps out and they had fought for our freedom then even though there is no war yet why can't we do that as a nation and help the people inside Canada each of Canadians are important each one has a role why make things harder for people in cavil in life or soldiers life or in the other nations

Submitted by Ken Lawson (not verified) on
Conservatives in the West will rise up and demand that Paradis be removed from Cabinet for Nexen Approval and Billingual Parliamentarians, this not going to happen until Quebec signs the Constitution we will not be taking any direction from them until they do!

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David:
Why isn't the Leader of the Official Opposition tagged as such during Scrums?
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michael:
Well Deah, The four western provinces were built by my great aunts and uncles, my parents, myself and my sisters, and all my daughter's
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Ken Lawson:
Conservatives in the West will rise up and demand that Paradis be removed from Cabinet for Nexen Approval and Billingual Parliamentarians, t
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Christian:
we all need to work together if not it will turn in to riots money is not everything its just a way of trading each people are important so
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