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Alzheimer disease C, An Act respecting a national stra Rob Nicholson - Blaine Calkins - Speaker, the holiday season is upon us, and the Toronto—Danforth community is full of song and dance. Led by their artistic director, Jenny Crober, the choir filled the church with beauty and soul. Led by Charleen Beard, students took to the stage at the Bethany Baptist Church to play some festive tunes.

Lippert has been teaching kids throughout the community since This year, we lost the founder of the Lippert school, Joseph John Lippert, but his legacy of music lives on. One feature of the season is the Riverdale Share concert, which took place at the Danforth Music Hall. Talented musicians and artists come together to take part and raise funds for local community organizations. Thanks to host Michael Tanner and all the volunteers who have offered us another marvellous event this year.

Anne Minh-Thu Quach - Bruce Stanton - Add Martin Shields as a filter. Martin Shields Bow River. Speaker, it is a privilege to rise in the House today to speak to Motion No. The historic connection of German people to Canada is an integral part of our societal fabric and has helped make us the greatest country in the world. Germans are known for many great things. They are known for their excellent cuisine, for having produced some of the greatest musical masterpieces of all time, and their language is intricately linked to many others, with many other languages borrowing from German. They are cultured people who gave us Bach, the Christmas tree, and blue jeans.

Yes, Levi Strauss is from Germany. There are many communities in our country with significant German populations from various parts of Europe. The contribution of German people in Canada has been remarkable. I would like to take the opportunity to speak about the various tenets of German culture that I think we can all appreciate.

Here I will mention their delicious cuisine and drink. The Germans are known for their excellent culinary contributions, which indeed have been noted around the world. One of the greatest delicacies is sausage with sauerkraut. What a delicious meal. It seems as though the bitterness of the sauerkraut provides the perfect balance to the taste of the sausage.

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A delicious and tasty German treat is strudel. In Canada, that one has really caught on. It seems as though just about every bakery in Canada has some strudel on the shelf. What about the delicious German beer? The famous German beer purity law states that only water, hops, and barley can be used in the production of beer for it to be recognized as authentic and true German beer.

One really has to see the beer halls in Munich to appreciate the whole beer-drinking culture of Germany. The oompahpah music also goes along with that great culture. Another great culinary delight passed on to us by Germans is chocolate. There was once a character on a popular animated television program that referred to Germany as the land of chocolate. Indeed, one certainly thinks of delicious chocolate when thinking of Germany. From a musical point of view, some of the greatest baroque and classical composers in history were German.

One need only think of Bach, Mozart, and Handel to realize that the German contribution to musical culture and history is perhaps one of their most important contributions. The music of these wonderful artists is still heard across the world today and this, to me, is a testament to their impact on music as we know it. There is also the German contribution to technology, which is ever present in the automobile world. When we think of Volkswagen, Mercedes, Porsche, and the technological benefits they have brought to the motor vehicle industry, that, in my estimation, is one of the great contributions to the auto industry.

Other technology, such as the chip cards or smart cards that are used today, was a German contribution to our modern digital society. Germans invented the first working helicopter and the first gasoline automobile engine. There have been a multitude of discoveries in health and science. Aspirin comes to mind. We can thank a couple of German scientists for that.

Then there was the discovery of the debilitating Alzheimer's disease by a German doctor and scientist. There have been a multitude of scientific contributions to things like space exploration. There have been discoveries in the world of physics and mathematics. Every time people go to the doctor's office and get requisitions for x-rays, Germans provided us with that life-changing technological advance. Kindergarten was created by a German educator in the midst of the industrial revolution, at a time when many children in continental Europe suffered and toiled greatly.

Kindergarten was an innovative and unique way to get young kids off on the right foot, which ran contrary to the prevailing attitude at the time. The contribution of Germans to humanity is very large and great, and I am happy we are able to recognize these great contributions today. With all of those things in mind, the main reason we are here today is to talk about deeming October of every year German heritage month in Canada.

Why is October so special to the German people? The whole city was invited, and it was a big party. There was lots of beer and delicious food, two important tenets of German society in that period, and there were horse races to celebrate the occasion. A year later, the horse races and other events were launched and the Oktoberfest tradition has continued every year since then. Naturally, it has also spread to countries with significant populations of German heritage, much like Canada.

In Canada, the big Oktoberfest event of the year is always the Kitchener-Waterloo Oktoberfest celebration. As I understand, it is the second-largest in the world after the real deal in Munich. That is what we call a real party. I have never been to the Kitchener-Waterloo Oktoberfest, but it is a big bash. Sometimes it can draw up to a million partygoers in any given year. There are many Oktoberfests held throughout the country. The history of the area is interesting.

Kitchener was once known as Berlin, because the German population was so high there. German immigration to the Prairie provinces began in earnest after World War I.

The numbers tended to be much higher than what occurred before the war began, for various reasons. Also, the United States had turned off the taps in that same period of immigration from Germany and other places, so Canada had overnight become a more sought-after destination for those who considered leaving Europe for the new world.

Macdonald, a concentrated effort was made to encourage German settlers to come to western Canada. The Government of Canada felt that because the Germans were renowned as good agriculture producers, highly efficient in growing the economy in the communities in which they lived, they would be suited to populating that part of the world.

In fact, Macdonald hired Winnipeg politician and businessman, William Hespeler, to serve as an immigration agent in Germany, where he would try to woo immigrants to come to the new world, settle down, and make their lives here. In that period, many German immigrants were coming from Russia. Many were Mennonites, who had been given special status in the Russian steppe, only to have them eroded by the Tsar. They had essentially, as one author put it, made the steppe livable with their blood, sweat, and tears.

This led to many of them leaving rather quickly, which was understandable. German communities have been present in Canada for centuries now. They were some of the early settlers, before many other groups decided to make Canada their home. For instance, the first recorded German who bought land here was in Then there was a flock of German Protestant families who settled in Halifax in the s and became full-fledged members of society in the Maritimes.

They eventually ended up down river, in Lunenburg, which they settled in. It is now one of the most prominent historical communities of Nova Scotia and Canada. Naturally, Canada was a safe haven for German Americans, especially those who considered themselves to be loyal to the British crown. Germans continued to come to Canada. There was a brief interlude during the First and Second World Wars, but the post-war period saw a high number of skilled German immigrants coming to Canada and becoming an integral part of society in their newfound home.

There are German communities and cities with German-speaking people across Canada as well. In my own province of Alberta, there is a proud history of German settlement. Many Germans settled in Alberta in the late s and s to escape the carnage and poor economic conditions in Europe. The welcoming nature of Albertans and a desire to look toward the future helped these new Canadians survive and thrive. In my part of the world, Germans have left their mark, and continue to contribute to the fabric of our towns and cities across Alberta and western Canada. There are places like Beiseker in my constituency, for example, that was settled by a number of German-American settlers.

Thomas Beiseker himself, the fellow who the town is named after, was of German descent.

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A large portion of the settlers in Beiseker and the village of Acme were in fact German-speaking Mennonites. In many parts parts of my constituency, there are very specific German communities of Hutterites. I believe there are many compelling reasons to celebrate German history and heritage. It has had such an impact on our communities, provinces, and territories, and Canada as a whole. Here is a stunning statistic. That goes to show how important this ethnic group is to our national fabric and to our history.

There are more than three million Canadians of German origin, nearly one out of every 10 Canadians. I am happy to speak to this private member's motion. I thank my honourable colleague across the way for presenting it. It is my hope that all members will support this very worthwhile initiative. I wish all of my colleagues a very merry Christmas, and a healthy and prosperous Erin Weir - Alice Wong - Madam Speaker, I am pleased to have the opportunity today to speak about cultural issues in the context of the Canada-European Union comprehensive economic and trade agreement.

Before getting into the specifics of the agreement, I would like to take a moment to remind members that, as a nation, Canada has developed a vibrant cultural sector. We know that over the years we have established many vibrant cultural institutions, a diversified publishing sector, a talented music industry, a stimulating digital media sector, and renowned film and television industries.

Cultural and creative industries are the engines of development and diversity, create jobs, which we spoke about earlier, and improve the quality of life for all Canadians. More than , jobs, or 3. Come to think of it, the creative industry is bigger than the agriculture, forestry and fishing industries combined. Over the years, the government has used financial incentives, Canadian content requirements, tax measures, and various tools and policies regarding foreign investment and intellectual property in order to maintain a vibrant Canadian culture.

The Government of Canada's cultural policy basically seeks to promote an environment in which Canadian cultural products are created, produced, marketed, preserved, and shared with the public both at home and abroad, thereby contributing to Canada's economic, social, and cultural growth. Canada's cultural ecosystem has been very effective and successful throughout the world. Here are a few examples. In order to create the right conditions for success and meet the objective of its cultural policy, Canada must retain the flexibility it needs to develop policies and programs.

As a result, Canada's approach to international trade agreements, such as CETA, has always been to exclude measures affecting our cultural industries. Although international trade agreements vary in how they deal with cultural polices and programs, Canada's objective in the negotiation of such agreements remains the same: CETA is no different, but we have found new ways to preserve our policy space to address cultural priorities. For CETA, Canada adopted a more targeted approach by including exceptions to measures affecting the cultural sector in certain chapters that could have an impact on cultural programs and policies.

Both parties agreed that this innovative approach will provide Canada and its trading partners with greater clarity and transparency with respect to future cultural policies. The new chapter-by-chapter approach provides a much higher degree of protection than the general exception in previous free trade agreements. It will enable Canada to preserve its existing cultural policies and develop new ones without breaking trade rules. Exceptions to measures affecting cultural industries are included in CETA chapters on cross-border trade in services, domestic regulation, investment, government procurement, and subsidies.

These chapters include explicit exceptions for the cultural sector. In CETA, as in all of Canada's free trade agreements, the definition of cultural industries includes books, magazines, periodicals, music, videos, films, and broadcasting. CETA sets a new standard for trade agreements with respect to culture.

CETA not only protects all Canadian cultural policies, it also enables us to innovate in promoting our cultural industries to attract new audiences in a rapidly growing international market. As long-time partners that recognize the special role played by culture both economically and socially, Canada and the European Union fully support the principle set out in that convention. Those principles include maintaining the space needed to develop cultural policies, remaining open to foreign content, and ensuring international co-operation to promote the diversity of cultural expressions. The UNESCO convention also reminds the parties that they need to think about how the commitments made in international trade agreements will affect their ability to achieve their cultural objectives.

Throughout the CETA negotiations, the Government of Canada consulted extensively with the provinces, territories, and stakeholders from a wide range of cultural sectors including books, film, television, music, performing arts, and visual arts. They all welcomed the new approach.

Before I conclude, I just want to reiterate that our government is committed to promoting Canada's cultural interests in the negotiation of all economic agreements as well as protecting and preserving the policy space necessary to pursue cultural priorities. It is very important that our government enable Canadian creators and artists to take advantage of the opportunities that international markets and foreign audiences have to offer. As others have said, CETA is a top-notch agreement that offers access to the largest market in the world: The Minister of Canadian Heritage is currently consulting key cultural partners and stakeholders in order to determine the best way to take advantage of the opening of new markets such as Europe and to support Canadian cultural exporters.

This is just the beginning, an important step in the process to re-establish and enhance Canada's cultural presence on the world stage, in order to ensure the global and lasting success of our cultural industries. C, An Act to implement the Comprehens Canada-European Union Comprehensive Econ Canadian content Convention on the Protection and Promoti Linda Duncan - Ramez Ayoub - Add Sylvie Boucher as a filter. Speaker, we lost two great artists from the Canadian music scene in the past couple of weeks. The music of these two great icons, Leonard Cohen and Bob Walsh, provided the soundtrack of my youth and soothed my heart and soul.

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Leonard Cohen and his brilliance treated us to over 20 albums, and many of his songs became timeless classics that will remain forever etched in our hearts and minds. Cohen won numerous honours and awards, and showcased our country all around the world. With his own unique passion, Bob Walsh, the king of Quebec blues, thrilled us throughout his brilliant, exciting career and he, too, earned a number of recognitions. He left an indelible mark on our musical landscape. I wish to extend my deepest condolences to the families of Mr.

Karen Ludwig - Add Marc Miller as a filter. When they poured across the borderI was cautioned to surrender,this I could not do; I took my gun and vanished. I have changed my name so often, I've lost my wife and children There were three of us this morning I'm the only one this evening but I must go on; the frontiers are my prison. Oh, the wind, the wind is blowing, through the graves the wind is blowing,freedom soon will come; The Germans were at my homeThey told me to surrenderBut this I could not do I have changed names a hundred timesI have lost wife and childrenBut I have so many friendsAnd I have all of FranceAn old man in an atticHid us for the nightThe Germans captured himHe died without surprise.

Oh, the wind, the wind is blowing,through the graves the wind is blowing,freedom soon will come; then we'll come from the shadows. Speaker, Leonard Cohen's deep voice is now silent. Montreal, Quebec, and the entire world are in mourning because Mr.

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Cohen did not belong just to Montrealers and Quebeckers. He belonged to everyone. Leonard Cohen's deep voice is now silent, but his words will continue to live on as a light in the darkness, the soundtrack to our joys and sorrows. One need only listen to Sisters of Mercy, So Long Marianne, Waiting for the Miracle, Famous Blue Raincoat, Hallelujah, or countless others to be transported to a deeper, sweeter, and more meaningful place.

Cohen's family, friends, and fans. We will all miss this man who tried in his way to be free.

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His arrival as an artist happened together with Canada's Centennial.

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Although he had already headed south in search of success elusive here, we think of him as part of the vibrant cultural scene in Montreal at that time, as all eyes were on Expo Cohen became part of the emotional embrace that captured what Canada was about: Leonard Cohen possessed a rare ability to draw inspiration from the flaws of humanity. The very unconventional singing voice he possessed represented the underdog and gave a sense that his words spoke to the unique experience and extraordinary potential of the ordinary person.

But let's not talk of love or chains and things we can't untie. Larry Bagnell - Michelle Rempel - Add Anthony Housefather as a filter. Anthony Housefather Mount Royal. Speaker, this Saturday I was at the Dorshei Emet synagogue in my riding. At the end of the service, the rabbi pulled out his guitar, and we all sang Hallelujah by Leonard Cohen.

The song brought tears to my eyes because I knew the same scene was being repeated in churches, synagogues, and at gatherings across Canada and across the world, because his music unites us all. He recorded more than 14 studio albums in his year career as a musician, and we will remember his poetic lyrics and his unique voice. He was a talented writer who published many books of poetry and works of fiction. Although he became a citizen of the world and lived in many places, he was always a very proud Canadian and a quintessential Montrealer.

I know all members of the House will join me in offering their sincere sympathies to the family and friends of Leonard Cohen. Daniel Blaikie - Geoff Regan as a filter. Geoff Regan Halifax West. With regard to vehicles purchased, broken down by department, agency, crown corporation, or other government entity, since November 4, With regard to clothing given by government departments or agencies for Ministers or their exempt staff, for each item: With regard to federally owned or operated restaurants, cafeterias, canteens, or other food service provider, broken down by department, agency, crown corporation or other government entity: With regard to all government contracts awarded for public relation services, since November 4, , and broken down by department, agency, crown corporation, or other government entity: With regard to government advertising campaigns since November 4, , and broken down by department, agency, and crown corporation: With regard to spending on photographers or photography services since November 4, , and broken down by department or agency: With regard to the purchase of promotional products for handouts or giveaways at trade shows, conferences, and other events, broken down by department, agency, or crown corporation: With regard to government procurement: With regard to government expenditures on gala, concert or sporting event tickets since November 4, With regard to materials prepared for Assistant Deputy Ministers from November 4, , to present: With regard to spending by departments, agencies and crown corporations, since November 4, With regard to the province of Saskatchewan, since December 11, With regard to pictures and pieces of artwork in government buildings, since November 4, , broken down by department and agency: With regard to privacy breaches since November 4, , broken down by department, agency, crown corporation, or other government entity: With regard to the disposition of government assets since November 4, With regard to government expenditures on media monitoring and all such contracts which have been in place on or since November 4, With regard to the backdrops and podiums used by the government for the announcements from November 4, , to present, for each backdrop purchased and for each podium purchased or rented: With regard to Access to Information Requests filed between May 1, , and August 19, , broken down by department or agency: With regard to government announcements by Ministers, or other government representatives acting on behalf of a Minister, broken down by department and agency, since November 4, With regard to Access to Information Requests, broken down by department, agency, and crown corporation: With regard to any focus groups administered by the government between January 23, , and January 27, , inclusively, as well as any focus groups administered by the government on March 22, With regard to classified or protected documents, since November 4, , broken down department or agency: With regard to briefings provided by departmental officials to Liberal Members of Parliament, other than Ministers or Parliamentary Secretaries, since November 4, , what are the details of these briefings, including i date, ii subject matter, iii location, iv titles of those in attendance?

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What did the Minister of Canadian Heritage say? She said she felt bad for him. Quebec artists need swift and concrete action, not consultations that will take months. What is the Minister of Canadian Heritage waiting for? When will she finally protect Quebec culture? Copyright and copyright law Digital media Media streaming and webcasting Music and musicians Music industry Oral questions Province of Quebec Royalties.

Madam Speaker, I would like to thank my colleague for her important question. I am working on that file. We have taken the lead in studying how digital content is affecting the entertainment and information industries. We are listening to all stakeholders and have invited them to a consultation process where they can express their opinions. I am also in talks with my counterparts in other countries on this issue because it does not just affect Canadians.

It also affects many—. Copyright and copyright law Digital media Media streaming and webcasting Music and musicians Music industry Oral questions Public consultation Royalties. Hansard - 81 Guy Lauzon - Add Mike Bossio as a filter. Mike Bossio Hastings—Lennox and Addington.

Speaker, I rise to recognize the work that Jonathan Maracle and the Broken Walls team did this summer to help with the suicide crisis in Attawapiskat, a community that Jonathan tells me is full of gifted people, who have a lot of potential. Jonathan is a member of the Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte, an indigenous community, who I have the honour to work with in my riding of Hastings—Lennox and Addington. Broken Walls is a Christian music band that travels the world communicating a message of dignity, self-respect, and the Creator's love of all cultures, using the Mohawk water drum and other indigenous instruments.

I am eager to travel the road ahead with all of my colleagues on the indigenous and northern affairs committee this session as we work with indigenous communities to seek answers and find solutions. Darrell Samson - Hansard - 79 Raj Grewal - Add Paul Lefebvre as a filter. For me and many others, it will be another opportunity to think of our late colleague, the Hon.

That being said, today I would like to take this opportunity to recognize another great Franco-Ontarian, one of our great artists and a man with a beautiful voice, Paul Demers. Does everyone know that he wrote the unofficial anthem of the Franco-Ontarian community, Notre place? I have had the pleasure of singing it many times. Paul was the founding president of the Association des professionnels de la chanson et de la musique and has been a mentor to generations of young francophone artists. A caring and courageous man, he has been battling Hodgkin's disease for over 30 years, and he is still fighting today.

Sudbury and French Ontario are grateful for his career and his music. Ben Lobb - Hansard - 65 Jean-Claude Poissant - Add Eva Nassif as a filter. Speaker, recognizing the accomplishments of deserving constituents enhances our community spirit. Today, I am proud to honour two individuals from Vimy. The award recognizes contributions in care for ages 0 to 5. After years of rigorous training and development, he will be travelling across the country, and around the world, to play for thousands of people.

I would like to congratulate them on their achievements and for exhibiting excellence in their personal and professional affairs. They are an inspiration for us all. Statements by Members Vachon, Samuel-San. Kevin Sorenson - Hansard - 53 Anthony Housefather - Add Guy Lauzon as a filter. Speaker, I rise in the House today to recognize Rebecca Runions, a very talented young violinist who travelled to New York City over the weekend and performed at the world famous Carnegie Hall, as part of the bicentennial celebrations of the state university of New York.

Rebecca's musical interest began at the young age of four. Although Rebecca is currently completing her post-secondary education in Potsdam, she is well known for volunteering her talents at home. Amerikanistik - Kultur und Landeskunde. Englisch - Literatur, Werke. BWL - Unternehmensethik, Wirtschaftsethik. GRIN Publishing, located in Munich, Germany, has specialized since its foundation in in the publication of academic ebooks and books. The publishing website GRIN. Free Publication of your term paper, essay, interpretation, bachelor's thesis, master's thesis, dissertation or textbook - upload now!

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