Emma Harrison

Mr. Speaker, I would like to give an opportunity to my colleague from Guelph, which is the epicentre of so much research when it comes to agriculture, to say what it means for her to be the sponsor of this bill in the House.

I have a point of order.

I know I've only been here for a bit, but this is getting incredibly repetitive, and I think Canadians as a whole would be really disappointed that their tax dollars are going to this waste of time.

Come on, Vincent. Keep going. You're doing great.

It's embarrassing. It's sad.

Mr. Speaker, this Thanksgiving weekend, I am proud to recognize the Norwood Fall Fair, a cherished tradition that has brought our community together since 1868. For generations, the fair has celebrated the hard work, talents and community spirit at the heart of rural Ontario. Through its agriculture exhibits, livestock competitions, homecraft displays, local entertainment and parade, it offers a [more]

Thank you very much. Mr. Sangster, I was wondering. When people approach the career colleges to go into the skilled trades, is part of the discussion—when they're trying to figure out where they fit best—about some of the roadblocks that they might face, such as mobility issues? Does that deter people from picking up that training?