Zoe Royer

Mr. Speaker, our community is grieving the loss of a dear friend and an extraordinary Canadian. Ruth Foster passed away September 28. Ruth and fellow teacher Rod MacVicar brought eight students to a neglected creek in Port Moody, 50 years ago. Together, they transformed Mossom Creek into a thriving salmon habitat, world-class hatchery and education centre. For half a century, Ruth Foster [more]

Mr. Speaker, this fall, I led a parliamentary delegation, alongside Senator Gignac, for our 26th bilateral meeting in Beijing in my role as co-chair of the Canada-China Legislative Association. Our discussions with China's National People's Congress focused on strengthening dialogue, trade and co-operation. Equally important were our meetings with Canadian businesses, supported by the Canada [more]

Thank you.

My question is for Christy. I'm talking about Arts on the Avenue. I was a city councillor in Port Moody when Mayor Don Iveson was speaking at the Federation of Canadian Municipalities. He was talking about the transformation that was taking place in Edmonton. He talked about the tech hub that it was becoming and how it was attracting investment and revitalization, but when you were speaking, I [more]

I would invite every single witness—Tania, I had questions for you as well, but I know that we're out of time—to provide further written testimony, because I know there's much that you could have said and wanted to say. That would be amazing to enrich our study. Thank you very much.