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Gasoline Taxes Mr. Tom Lukiwski (Regina—Lumsden—Lake Centre, CPC): Mr. Speaker, it is my pleasure to rise today to present a petition from several hundred people from Regina and the Regina area, including Regina Beach, Buena Vista, Kinookimaw, Kannata Valley, Chamberlain, Marquis and Bethune, Saskatchewan.

The member for Regina—Lumsden—Lake Centre, the member for Regina—Qu'Appelle and myself were thrilled to meet this morning with some great Canadians from the Regina Police Association, Darren Wilcox and Christine Tell; the Saskatchewan Police Association, Bernie Eiswirth; and from Estevan, Saskatchewan, an old friend of mine, Jay Pierson.

The following were present for the vote: Theodorus J.J. Bouwman, chairman; Winfried Menrad, vice-chairman; Bartho Pronk (for Gabriele Stauner, draftsperson); Elspeth Attwooll, Hans Udo Bullmann (for Jan Andersson), Ieke van den Burg, Chantal Cauquil (for Sylviane H. Ainardi), Luigi Cocilovo, Proinsias De Rossa, Carlo Fatuzzo, Lisbeth Grönfeldt Bergman (for Regina Bastos), Richard Howitt (for Enrico Boselli), Stephen Hughes, Jean Lambert, Elizabeth Lynne, Thomas Mann, Manuel Pérez Álvarez, Lennart Sacrédeus, Herman Schmid, Helle Thorning-Schmidt and Anne E.M. Van Lancker.

– (PT) Mr President, two initial comments: the first is to say that Commissioner Fischler has not disappointed me because I no longer have any illusions about his actions. The second concerns my colleague, Regina Bastos, whose words were in total contrast to what the Portuguese Government is doing, presided over by the senior leader of her party, the PSD.

The trekkers, citizens of Regina who witnessed the riot, family members and other Canadians draw the attention of the House to the ``On to Ottawa'' trek and its abrupt end in Regina on Dominion Day 1935, and the then federal government's role in the police riot in Regina.

Mr. Simon de Jong (Regina-Qu'Appelle, NDP) moved: That, in the opinion of this House, the government, on this 60th anniversary of the ``On to Ottawa'' Trek, should offer an unequivocal and official apology for the government of the day having perpetuated the following: (1) having caused, through the use of violence as administered by the combined police forces of the Regina City Police and the RCMP the termination of the trek in Regina, Saskatchewan on July 1, 1935, with attendant loss of life, injury and imprisonment; (2) having contributed to, rather than detracted from the plight of the unemployed by: (a) forcing many unemployed youn ...[+++]g men into work camps, (b) having prevented all the trekkers from coming to Ottawa to express their democratic right for better conditions in the work camps, (c) abrogating its responsibility of providing the necessary leadership in a time of high unemployment which would have created decent and rewarding full time employment;