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Julie DabrusinMinister of the Environment, Climate Change and Nature

Clarion tracks Julie Dabrusin's public record in Canada (Federal) — the bills they sponsor, their recent interventions in the chamber, and the meetings registered with them, each cited to the official source.

Party
Liberal
Riding
Toronto—Danforth
Jurisdiction
Canada (Federal)

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Recent interventions

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  1. The Environment

    Mr. Speaker, our record includes a nature strategy that is going to protect lands and waters across the country. It also includes an electricity strategy that fulfills Hydro‑Québec's requests and that will support electr

    2026-06-18House of CommonsOfficial record

  2. Emergency Management

    Mr. Speaker, Parks Canada takes the spruce budworm issue very seriously, as well as wildfire control. We are taking measures in all of our national parks to make sure that we are protecting them from wildfires.

    2026-06-16House of CommonsOfficial record

  3. Climate Change

    Mr. Speaker, I will say it again: Our government continues to fight climate change, and we are getting the job done. We have strengthened methane regulations, and we are a global leader in this effort. People are looking

    2026-06-15House of CommonsOfficial record

  4. Climate Change

    Mr. Speaker, we are working well together as a team. We are working hard to fight climate change and we are already seeing results. The sale of electric vehicles has more than doubled thanks to the EV rebate. We are now

    2026-06-04House of CommonsOfficial record

  5. Climate Change

    Mr. Speaker, since the Bloc Québécois is interested in numbers, I want to talk about a few numbers. We strengthened the methane regulations, which represents a reduction of 400 megatonnes. If he wants to talk about what

    2026-06-02House of CommonsOfficial record

  6. The Environment

    Mr. Speaker, last week, I was able to go to Klemtu in British Columbia's beautiful central coast, along with the MP for Vancouver Quadra, where we established Mia-yaltwa. It is a new marine conservation area reserve, the

    2026-06-01House of CommonsOfficial record

  7. The Environment

    Mr. Speaker, the Bloc Québécois likes to talk about backtracking, but perhaps we could focus more on the progress we have made. What progress is that? I could talk about the tightening of methane regulations: That alone

    2026-06-01House of CommonsOfficial record

  8. The Environment

    Mr. Speaker, we are going to talk about lists, since apparently Bloc members like lists: I talked about strengthening methane regulations; I talked about working on the electrical grid. I could talk about what we are doi

    2026-06-01House of CommonsOfficial record

  9. The Environment

    Mr. Speaker, it is always interesting to get these questions from Bloc Québécois members because of their blatant flip-flopping. Let me remind members again that the leader of the Bloc Québécois was ready to move forward

    2026-05-29House of CommonsOfficial record

  10. Private Members' Business

    propose: Motion No. 1 That Bill C-222 be amended by adding after the heading “Employment Insurance Act” after line 5 on page 1 the following: 1.1 Section 10 of the Employment Insurance Act is amended by adding the fol

    2026-05-29House of CommonsOfficial record

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