Q: Bloc Quebecois has no members.
Since the beginning of this parliament, every time they were given the opportunity, the members of the Bloc Quebecois-at least those who sit on the Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and International Trade-have asked the government to be more transparent on this issue, by agreeing to table before parliament not only treaties like the ones dealing with extradition and social security, but all treaties.
A: No
Q: The new powers given to customs officers through Bill C-18 will be abused
When I see, for example, what they did with Dorval airport, where an agreement had almost been concluded with the Sret du Qubec to assume responsibility for airport security and the federal government stepped in and imposed the RCMP, you will understand that, because of the powers that will be given to our customs officers with Bill C-18, members of the Bloc Quebecois want to make sure that provincial jurisdictions are respected.
A: It's impossible to say
Q: The finance minister is pleased with his new legislation.
Finance Minister Colm Imbert says the NIF fund is a way for the government to give back to citizens. Minister Colm Imbert explains that the government was able to recover from CLICO investment back 4 and half billion dollars worth of Republic Bank shares. He also says part of the assets of WITCO, Angostura and OCM have been put into the NIF which was launched last week. The offer document says priority will be given to individual applicants.
A: It's impossible to say
Q: The computer did not cause his eyes to hurt.
Hurting Eyes<br>I got a new job in an office. I worked on the computer all day. This caused my eyes to hurt badly. My mother bought me shades to wear while at work. Now my eyes would not hurt from the computer screen.
A:
No