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The Speaker: The honourable member for Windsor West. Brian Masse (NDP): Unlawful blockades across the country at borders including Windsor and Coutts have shown that the liberals have not done the proper work necessary to ensure that our borders are protected and the citizens that live nearby are safe. These illegal blockades have...

February 10th, 2022 Liberal inaction is hurting Canadian workers: NDP NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh and the NDP critic for auto strategy, Brian Masse, made the following joint statement: “The convoys, which have spread across the country, are hurting everyday Canadians who are just trying to do their jobs. What people...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                                                                             February 9, 2022 MASSE INTRODUCES BILL TO ESTABLISH OJIBWAY NATIONAL URBAN PARK: The legislation is guaranteed a vote in this session of Parliament (WINDSOR) – Today, Brian Masse MP (Windsor West), was joined by Rick Labonte of the Unifor Local 444 Environment Committee, at the...

The NDP MP for Windsor West, Brian Masse, made the following statement:  “The closure of Ambassador Bridge will have serious impacts on essential workers, including healthcare workers, who work across the border. Everyday Canadians who have been through so much these past two years are the ones being hurt by...

The Speaker: The honourable member for Windsor West. Brian Masse (NDP): 12 days later the consequences of the convoy are spreading across the country. Things are only getting worse and the prime minister continues to ignore advice from outside of hills Ottawa bubble. In Windsor the ambassador bridge has been forced to...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE FEBRUARY 4, 2022  MASSE TABLES LEGISLATION TO PROTECT AUTOMOTIVE CAR OWNERS BY PROVIDING MORE CHOICE IN AFTERMARKET REPAIR OTTAWA, ON – NDP Automotive and Industry Critic, and Windsor West MP Brian Masse, tabled a new right-to-repair bill today in Parliament to protect Canadian automotive car owners’ choice...

WINDSOR, ON – Today, Windsor West MP, Brian Masse, supported the proposed funding for the next steps in the Ojibway National Urban Park plan.  Parks Canada has approved up to $584,760 in funding for fiscal years 2021-22 to 2022-23 to the Corporation of the City of Windsor for the project...

HOUSE OF COMMONS HANSARD January 31, 2022 The Speaker: The honourable member for Windsor West. Brian Masse (NDP): Mr. Speaker, like many other frontline workers, grocery store workers have but P you their health at risk to make sure that Canadians get the essentials that they need. With COVID-19 cases high it's essential...