June 1, 1922

QUESTIONS


(Questions answered orally are indicated by an asterisk).


EXCISE-L'ASSOMPTION AND MONTCALM

LIB

Paul-Arthur Séguin

Liberal

Mr. SEGUIN:

What person or persons made recommendations to the minister as to the appointment and dismissals of all excise employees in the Counties of l'Assomption and Montcalm, from the 21st of September, 1911, to the present time?

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Subtopic:   EXCISE-L'ASSOMPTION AND MONTCALM
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LIB

Ernest Lapointe (Minister of Marine and Fisheries)

Liberal

Hon. Mr. LAPOINTE (For the Minister of Customs) :

There is no information on the files of the department respecting the person or persons who made recommendations to the minister for the appointment and dismissal of excise employees in the counties of l'Assomption and Montcalm from 21st September, 1911, to the present time, with the exception of officer J. A. Bonin, who was dismissed on account of inattention to duty on the recommendation of the District Inspector of Inland Revenue, Mr. J. A. Tou-pin.

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Subtopic:   EXCISE-L'ASSOMPTION AND MONTCALM
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MR. MEDARD FOREST

LIB

Mr. SEGUIN:

Liberal

1. Was Mr. Medard Forest in the employ of the Excise Department at l'Epipihanie, Quebec, in September, 1911?

2. By whom was he replaced?

3. (a) What was the cause of his dismissal, (b) who recommended same and (c) who recommended the appointment of his successor?

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Subtopic:   MR. MEDARD FOREST
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LIB

Hon. Mr. LAPOINTE (For the Minister of Customs) : (Minister of Marine and Fisheries)

Liberal

1. Yes.

2. J. B. T. Richard.

3. (a) Active political partizanship; (b) no information; (c) no information.

Questions

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Subtopic:   MR. MEDARD FOREST
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DRAWBACKS

PRO

Mr. FANSHER:

Progressive

1. What amount of money collected in Customs duties was refunded under the Drawback Act, during the fiscal year ending March 31st 1922 ; (a) on goods imported and used in the manufacture of articles for export; (b) on goods imported and used in the manufacture of articles for home consumption?

2. What are the names of the twenty-five manufacturing firms which received the largest amounts, and what amount was received in each case?

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LIB

Hon. Mr. LAPOINTE (For the Minister of Customs) : (Minister of Marine and Fisheries)

Liberal

1. (a) $9,496,107.27; (b) $1,391,459.15; total, $10,887,566.42.

2. Atlantic Sugar Refinery, $1,572,846.81; Ford Automobile Co., $755,185.03; Harris Abattoir Co., $384,111.09; Canadian Kodak Co., $335,823.72; Davies, Wm. Co. Ltd., $335,757.30; Massey Harris Man'f'g. Co., $293,628.91; St. Lawrence Sugar Co., $273,632.70; Spanish River Pulp & Paper Co., $192,397.66; Algoma Steel Corporation $187,488.42; Fort Frances Pulp & Paper Co., $167,114.85; Steel Company of Canada, $159,050.36; International Harvester Co., $158,903.80; Quaker Oats Co., $155,745.34; Canadian Car & Foundary Co., $152,691.91; Canadian Consolidated Rubber Co., $152,286.73; Canadian Packing Co., $133,510.62; Goodyear Rubber Co., $121,516.14; Dominion Corset Co., $120,152.82; Brompton Pulp & Paper Co., $117,341.88; Montreal Locomotive Co., $113,890.83; International Plow Co., $111,673.28; Laing Produce Co., $111,183.87; Singer Sewing Machine Co., $108,174.86; Page Hersey Co. Ltd., $107,234.64; Maple Leaf Condensed Milk Co., $101,688.07.

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Subtopic:   DRAWBACKS
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ANTHRACITE COAL IMPORTATIONS

CON

Mr. HANSON:

Conservative (1867-1942)

1. How many tons of anthracite coal were imported into (a) New Brunswick; (b) Nova Scotia; (c) Quebec, during' the last fiscal year?

2. What was the average cost per ton of such coal (a) at point of shipment; and (b) delivered?

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Subtopic:   ANTHRACITE COAL IMPORTATIONS
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LIB

Ernest Lapointe (Minister of Marine and Fisheries)

Liberal

Hon. Mr. LAPOINTE (For the Minister of Customs) :

1 and 2.

Anthracite-grate, egg, stove, nut and pea

Average

Province Tons Value Price

Nova Scotia .. 55,943 $ 562,532 $10 05New Brunswick 77,846 747,920 9 61Quebec

1,154,825 9,281,267 8 04

Anthracite, n.o.p., buckwheat, rice and barley

Average

Province Tons Value PriceNova Scotia .. 42 $ 63 $1 50New Brunswick Quebec

142,075 307,895 2 17

The price shown is the price at point of shipment including United States exchange. The cost, delivered, is not available from Customs statistical records.

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Subtopic:   ANTHRACITE COAL IMPORTATIONS
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CANADA-WEST INDIES SERVICE

LIB

Mr. DESLAURIERS:

Liberal

1. What are the names of the persons who submitted tenders in connection with the contract given out by the Dominion Government on November 17, 1921, establishing a passenger, postal and freight service between Canada, the West Indies and British Guiana?

2. For what period has the above contract been given?

3. What are the conditions governing same?

4. Why was the Canadian Merchant Marine not given the said contract?

5. Is the Government in a position to cancel said contract?

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Subtopic:   CANADA-WEST INDIES SERVICE
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LIB

AIR BOARD ACT AMENDMENT


Hon. GEORGE P. GRAHAM (Minister of Militia and Defence) moved that the House do to-morrow go into Committee of the Whole to consider the following proposed resolution: Resolved, That it is expedient to amend The Air Board Act, chapter 11 of the statutes of 1919 (1st Session), to provide that the Governor in Council may make regulations prescribing the compensation to be paid, the persons to whom, and the manner in which, such compensation shall be payable, for the death or injury resulting directly from a flight undertaken in the course of duty in the public service of Canada of any person employed in the public service of Canada, or employed under the direction of any department of the public service of Canada: Provided, however, that such regulations shall not extend to the payment of compensation for any death, or injury in respect of which provision for the payment of compensation, or a gratuity or pension is made by any other Act. He said: His Excellency has been apprized of the subject matter of this resolution and has given his assent thereto. Motion agreed to.


ST. LAWRENCE WATERWAYS

June 1, 1922