I ended up on the doorstep of a Canadian soldier, Mr. Duquette, who, along with his wife, was just heading out on a date, only to be interrupted by a visiting member of Parliament.

8. Reiterates its calls for clarification of the relation between the use of PNR and other measures such as the API Directive (Directive 2004/82/EC), the proposed Entry-Exit scheme, the Electronic System for Travel Authorisation, biometrics in passports and visa, SIS, VIS, EU Regulation 2320/2002, and national border protection schemes; notes with regret that the implementation of some of these measures has been considerably delayed and considers that a full and systematic evaluation of the current EU and Schengen security cooperation mechanisms and tools aimed at ensuring aviation security, protecting external borders and fighting terr ...[+++]orism could help assess the added value of the proposed EU PNR;

8. Reiterates its calls for clarification of the relationship between the use of PNR and other measures such as Council Directive 2004/82/EC of 29 April 2004 on the obligation of carriers to communicate passenger data, the proposed Entry-Exit scheme, the Electronic System for Travel Authorisation, biometrics in passports and visas, SIS, VIS, Regulation (EC) No 2320/2002 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 16 December 2002 establishing common rules in the field of civil aviation security, and national border protection schemes; notes with regret that the implementation of some of these measures has been considerably delayed ...[+++]and considers that a full and systematic evaluation of the current EU and Schengen security cooperation mechanisms and tools aimed at ensuring aviation security, protecting external borders and fighting terrorism could help in assessing the added value of the proposed EU PNR scheme;

The letter identified Canadian theatres as a source of illegal camcording and threatened to stop sending copies of all its films to 130 Cineplex movie houses or push back Canadian release dates.

On a number of occasions, we have seen the Minister of Indian and Northern Affairs accusing the opposition in the House of delaying implementation of this bill.

Unemployment figures do not fully reflect the realities of industrial crisis because: - falling employment can lead to workers leaving the labour market or to increased emigration; - public-sector assistance may delay or offset the impact on reported unemployment (training programmes, part-time working on socially useful projects, etc.); - unemployment statistics do not take into account the likely consequences of new industrial changes.