Madam Speaker, I have two petitions to present today. Pursuant to Standing Order 36, I rise in the House today to present a petition collected by the British Heritage Institute. The petitioners request that the government ensure that the provisions of Canada's multiculturalism policy apply to all ethnic groups without favour and to publicize widely its intentions to do so immediately. Madam Speaker, once again I am honoured to rise in the House, pursuant to Standing Order 36, to present a petition with several hundred names on behalf of my constituents of Kent. The petitioners state an ethanol industry will provide definite stability for Canadian agriculture and the Canadian economy in general.
Ethanol is one of the most environmentally friendly fuels available.
Noting this petition, one of the signatures is the former hon. Madam Speaker, I rise today to place before the House a petition signed by some 700 Canadians from the Niagara-Hamilton area. As you know, Madam Speaker, I have spoken in the House before about the harm to society of serial killer cards. The petitioners state that they support the efforts of Debbie Mahaffy in her quest to have the killer cards seized at the Canada-U.S. border to stop their distribution in Canada. The cards published by Eclipse Comic Books, True Crime Trading Cards and other publishers feature the crimes of serial killers, mass murderers and gangsters.