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ROUTINE PROCEEDINGS
[English]
Mrs. Bonnie Hickey (St. John's East, Lib.): Mr. Speaker, I
would like to present pursuant to Standing Order 36 three petitions.
The first petition signed by my constituents calls on the
Parliament of Canada to prohibit convicted criminals from
profiting financially from book writing, setting up 1-900 numbers
and producing video tapes.
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Mrs. Bonnie Hickey (St. John's East, Lib.): Mr. Speaker, the
second petition comes from two co-operative housing projects in
St. John's, Odyssey House and S.O.D. Housing Co-operatives,
which calls on Parliament to administer a financial and federally
funded co-operative housing office for non-governmental
organizations.
Mrs. Bonnie Hickey (St. John's East, Lib.): The third petition
calls on Parliament to extend benefits to veterans of the merchant
marine equal to that enjoyed by veterans of Canada's World War II
services.
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Mr. Paul Zed (Parliamentary Secretary to Leader of the
Government in the House of Commons, Lib.): Mr. Speaker, if
Question No. 10 could be made an Order for Return, the return
would be tabled immediately.
[Text]
Question No. 10-Mr. Ringma:
For the fiscal year 1995, and with respect to minority language broadcasting
stations across Canada, what has the government determined to be: (a) the total
amount of federal monies spent on providing these services and (b) the total amount
of advertising revenue generated by these stations?
Return tabled.
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[English]
Mr. Zed: I ask that the remaining questions be allowed to stand.
The Speaker: Is it agreed?
Some hon. members: Agreed.
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