here in this area, for now. i also spoke to our political correspondent, nick eardley. i suspect that you are going to hear a lot more pressure on him over the next few days. when he gave that brief interview outside his house last night, he made it pretty clear that as things stand he does not intend to quit parliament, but there will be pressure for him to rethink that. have a listen first to his conservative colleague, caroline noakes. ~ , conservative colleague, caroline noakes. , , . ., noakes. well, i fully expected to wake u- noakes. well, i fully expected to wake up on noakes. well, i fully expected to wake up on the noakes. well, i fully expected to wake up on the wednesday - noakes. well, i fully expected to i wake up on the wednesday morning noakes. well, i fully expected to - wake up on the wednesday morning and find that wake up on the wednesday morning and find that a wake up on the wednesday morning and find that a member of parliament had the whip find that a m
988: Common-sense, Common Ground Legislation
Ted Falk, Author
Earlier this month, I was pleased to co-second Bill C-294.
Bill C-294 An Act to amend the Telecommunications Act (suicide prevention) is the passion project of my Conservative Colleague MP Todd Doherty.
Todd lost a dear friend to suicide when he was a teenager and the experience impacted him deeply. Since then he has been a tireless advocate for mental health and a champion for a national suicide prevention hotline.
Every 24 hours, 11 Canadians take their own lives, and there are 275 suicide attempts. Every year, 4,000 Canadians die by suicide. It is the second-leading cause of death among young people and rising.