Seniors – Brian Masse for Windsor West Canada NDP

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Jul 19

MASSE CALLS FOR REFORM & MODERNIZATION OF CANADA’S PRIVACY & CONSUMER PROTECTION LAWS AFTER EQUIFAX SETTLEMENT FIASCO: Canadians received no money while Americans got hundreds of millions

Canda/US Relations, Consumer Protection, For Seniors, Other News, Press Releases

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE JULY 25, 2019 MASSE CALLS FOR REFORM & MODERNIZATION OF CANADA’S PRIVACY & CONSUMER PROTECTION LAWS...

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Nov 18

MASSE TO ATTEND 100th ANNIVERSARY OF FIRST WORLD WAR ARMISTICE WITH PARLIAMENTARY DELEGATION IN BELGIUM

For Seniors, Veterans

Delegation to Include Veterans and Indigenous Groups as well Regimental Associations BELGIUM – Brian Masse M.P. (Windsor West)...

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Sep 18

NDP HAMMERS LIBERAL GOVERNMENT ON FAILURE TO PROTECT CANADIANS IN LIGHT OF CRA SCAMS

Consumer Protection, Digital, For Seniors, Innovation, Intellectual Property, Press Releases

NDP MPs Daniel Blaikie MP (Elmwood-Transcona) and Brian Masse MP (Windsor West) both stood in Parliament today calling on...

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Mar 18

IT’S TIME FOR A CANADIAN DIGITAL BILL OF RIGHTS

Consumer Protection, Digital, Economic Development, Environment, For Seniors, Human Rights, In the House, Innovation, Intellectual Property, Public Safety, Tech, Technology

Brian Masse M.P. announces his intention to Table a Digital Bill of Rights in Parliament.

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May 15

MASSE IN THE HOUSE: On Veterans Affairs

For Seniors

May 11, 2015
Mr. Brian Masse (Windsor West, NDP):
Mr. Speaker, I appreciate the opportunity to speak here today to a very important motion. The first thing I want to address is the rhetoric that has come across from that stream over there. I listened today very intently to what the members said and what they projected back on us, saying that the NDP is not supportive and is actually anti-military in terms of how we approach things.

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Nov 14

MASSE IN THE HOUSE: Speaking on Bill C-27, Hiring Veterans

For Seniors

41st PARLIAMENT, 2nd SESSION
Tuesday, November 25, 2014
Government Orders
Veterans Hiring Act
The House resumed from November 17 consideration of the motion that Bill C-27, An Act to amend the Public Service Employment Act (enhancing hiring opportunities for certain serving and former members of the Canadian Forces), be read the third time and passed.