Mr. LAVIGUEUR:

I would like to hear

from the hon. Minister of Health (Mr. King) as to whether or not it is his intention to remedy this grievance by putting Quebec upon the list of ports where good water may be obtained. The Canadian Pacific Railway is using our water now.

Mr. H. E. LAVIGUEUR (Quebec-Mont-morency):

Mr. LAVIGUEUR:

Some of them do.

1. Were contracts made between the Dominion government and the city of Quebec, in 1910, in connection with the dredging and damming of the river St. Charles?

2. On what date were contracts awarded to contractors for said works?

3. To whom were said contracts awarded, what amount was paid to contractors for said works, and in what year?

4. In what year and for what reason were said works discontinued?

1. Is the Dominion government the owner of the property on which is erected the Ross Rifle Company factory, located in the park of the National Battlefield, at Quebec?

2. Is it the intention of the government to demolish the buildings of the Ross Rifle factory?

3. Is it the intention of the government to remove to other localities the war material stored in the buildings of the Ross Rifle Company?

4. Was there a request made to the Dominion government by the city of Quebec for the land on which is located the Ross Rifle Company factory?