Brian Masse
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE JANUARY 12, 2021 Masse & NDP fighting to make life more affordable for Canadian families OTTAWA – With inflation rising and many people out of work, especially in the face of new restrictions and closures in many provinces, life is getting more and more unaffordable for Canadians. Now, media reports have uncovered…
DetailsFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 18, 2021 AS PARLIAMENT RETURNS MASSE HIGHLIGHTS THE PRIORITIES TO BE FOCUSED ON: Ojibway National Urban Park, protecting Windsor Airport, affordability of housing, telecom, securing a national auto policy for investment and jobs and trade with the US (Windsor, ON)- Today, NDP Brian Masse M.P. (Windsor West), outlined his priorities as…
DetailsOctober 15, 2021 Minister Chrystia Freeland House of Commons Ottawa, Ontario Canada K1A 0A6 Dear Minister Freeland, I am writing today about the recent announcement of the Canada-United States Border reopening on November 8, 2021. This news comes with great relief for many in my border-city community as our region has been hit significantly by…
DetailsFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 6, 2021 NDP react to investigation into Rogers’ proposed acquisition of Shaw, by the Competition Bureau The NDP’s Critic for Telecommunications, Brian Masse, made the following statement: “I am glad to see the Competition Bureau will be investigating the proposed merger between Rogers and Shaw and the negative impacts it could have…
DetailsFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 24, 2021 AS PARLIAMENT WINDS DOWN WITH PASSAGE OF SPORTS BETTING BILL, MASSE REINTODUCED FIGHT FOR 3 MORE BILLS: More opportunities for Windsor West this summer to lead Canada OTTAWA – Earlier this week, Windsor West NDP MP Brian Masse re-introduced three private members bills to ensure that…
DetailsLiberals reject NDP proposal to deliver affordable dental care to millions of Canadians WINDSOR– Earlier today, the Liberal government voted against an NDP motion that would provide dental coverage to millions of Canadians who struggle with the cost of dental care. The NDP proposal would have allowed 6.7 million people in Canada whose household income…
DetailsFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 1, 2021 The NDP’s Critic for Telecommunications to speak about the CRTC’s move to reverse a previous decision to cut wholesale internet rates OTTAWA – Brian Masses (Windsor West), the NDP’s Critic for Telecommunications, will hold a press conference this morning to discuss the CRTC’s move to reverse their decision to…
DetailsFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 18, 2021 NDP react to CRTC’s move to reverse decision to drop wholesale internet rates The NDP’s Critic for Telecommunications, Brian Masse, made the following statement: “I am deeply discouraged with the CRTC’s move to reverse their decision to drop wholesale internet rates. This will have a direct and negative…
DetailsBrian Masse Windsor West, ONNDP 2021-05-06 17:17 Madam Speaker, I am pleased to speak on Bill C-30. Before I start, I want to acknowledge and thank the voters for putting together a minority Parliament. I came here during the majority government in 2002. I have experienced majority governments for the Liberals and the Conservatives, as well as minority governments. I…
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