Jagmeet Singh statement following meeting with Prime Minister
NDP Leader, Jagmeet Singh, made the following statement: Read the full release on NDP Central’s site
DetailsNDP showing leadership on convoy crisis while Prime Minister is absent
New Democrats are calling for the American ambassador to work with MPs and find solutions to stop funds from the US from fueling the convoy Read the full release on NDP Central’s site
DetailsLiberal inaction is hurting Canadian workers: NDP
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh and the NDP critic for auto strategy, Brian Masse, made the following joint statement: Read the full release on NDP Central’s site
DetailsInternational Development Week: Liberal Government needs to uphold Canada’s commitments to the world
The NDP Critic for Foreign Affairs and International Development, Heather McPherson, released the following statement: Read the full release on NDP Central’s site
DetailsLiberals need to do more to protect Canadians and the environment from toxic substances
NDP critic for the environment, Laurel Collins, made the following statement on the newly tabled Bill S-5: Read the full release on NDP Central’s site
DetailsJagmeet Singh asks Liberal government to take action on the convoy crisis
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DetailsCanadians want answers about GoFundMe’s involvement in convoy
NDP critic for public safety, Alistair MacGregor, made the following statement: Read the full release on NDP Central’s site
DetailsJagmeet Singh calls on Justin Trudeau to show federal leadership on the convoy crisis
Canadians are facing a national crisis, they need national leadership now Read the full release on NDP Central’s site
DetailsNDP tables motion to investigate GoFundMe's involvement in convoy
OTTAWA – During today’s meeting of the Standing Committee on Public Safety, NDP critic Alistair MacGregor put forward a motion to investigate the role GoFundMe plays in funding hate, specifically white supremacy, and antisemitic movements. The company has ties to extremist events like the current convoy in Ottawa which pose a threat to Canadians. Read…
DetailsNDP bill would ban hate symbols
OTTAWA – Today, NDP House Leader Peter Julian, MP (New Westminster–Burnaby) tabled Bill C-229, a private member’s bill that would prevent anyone from selling and displaying symbols that promote hatred and violence. Among the symbols that would be banned are Swastikas and other Nazi emblems, Klu Klux Klan symbols and Confederate flags. Bill C-229 is…
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