Marc Miller
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- 1971
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- Canadian politician
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Marc Miller won with 30,905 votes (63.7%)
Total votes cast: 48,519
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Outremont Mr. Speaker, I thank the member for his advocacy in this matter, and I thank the member for, as well as members from across the way who have been engaging with citizens. I think there is cross-partisan support for this very targeted bill, which would be doing a very basic thing we need to do as elected officials: to protect our kids. I think that is key. If we cannot get it right, there
C-34, An Act to enact the Digital Safety Act and the Digital Safety Commission of Canada Act and to make consequential amendments to other Acts moved that Bill, be read the second time and referred to a committee. Outremont He said: Mr. Speaker, I will start off by seeking unanimous consent to share my time with the member for.
C-34 Mr. Speaker, it is a pleasure to rise today on Bill, the safe social media act. Prime Minister Upon taking office, thepledged to protect and strengthen Canada, and that is what we are doing today. We have also remained focused on ensuring that as Canadians, we take control of our own destiny, protect what we believe in and pave the way for future generations. That starts with keeping
Mr. Speaker, as I said yesterday, it will be coming very soon.
Mr. Speaker, that is a very good question. We need to be very clear about what the bill can and cannot necessarily cover. I think the issue of online fraud is of great concern to the House, particularly when it comes to the online experiences of our children and young people. Platforms have a duty of care. This is a first in Canada. I believe it could help address certain aspects of online
Mr. Speaker, I think an important feature to keep kids safe before the harm occurs, as opposed to prosecuting once the damage has occurred, is to make sure we have a regulator in place that can put together precisely these guidelines. I will admit that this bar would be quite high and that there is probably a legitimate debate to be had here and in committee as to what those regulations would be
Mr. Speaker, it is unfortunate that my colleague is accusing me of partisanship when I funded the poutine festival in his riding. I will read a short list. The 2025 budget allocated $150 million for CBC/Radio-Canada, $150 million for Telefilm Canada, $127 million for the Canada Media Fund, $48 million for the Canada Music Fund, $26 million for the National Film Board and an additional $600
Mr. Speaker, I can assure the House and the sector that the money will come very soon.