Rob Moore
599 Main Street Hampton, NB, Canada

I have heard from many Canadians who are concerned about the impact of the Liberal Government’s bill expanding medical assistance in dying on persons with disabilities. I asked the Prime Minister directly if he will do the right thing and adopt the safeguards to protect them from the concerns they’ve raised with this bill.

I asked the Minister of Fisheries if she had even read the Marshall decisions. The answer is no.

EP31, Nov 18/20: The Carr Brothers and Special Guest Krista Carr, Exec VP of Inclusion Canada discuss the federal government's proposed amendment to the Assisted Suicide Law that will allow people with disabilities to end their life even if they are not dying.

Local businesses are the foundation of the Canadian economy. They are the restaurants, stores and services employing millions of Canadians. Today local businesses are worried they won't make it through this Covid-19 crisis. They Need Our Help. Support our Shops, Restaurants and other Services. Shop Local this Holiday Season...

Like my Page to keep up to date on Covid-19 financial support and services for individuals and businesses. Visit the following link for the latest Government support options: http://canada.ca/coronavirus If you have additional questions please contact my office at: Phone: 506-832-4200, or Toll Free: 1-866-433-4677 Email: [email protected]

Any legislation that is introduced in Parliament requires a thorough review, but that is especially true for bills that are literally matters of life or death. Bill C-7, which seeks to expand medical assistance in dying (MAID), is one of these bills. Members of the Justice Committee have heard firsthand from disability advocates vehemently opposed to C-7 and its rapid expansion of MAID who argue it amounts to a ‘deadly form of discrimination,’ making it easier for persons wi...th disabilities to die, than to live. It’s shameful that in the Liberal government’s rush to pass this bill before Christmas, they continue to neglect to address legitimate concerns being raised by persons with disabilities. Medical assistance in dying is a very complex issue that evokes strong emotions. Recognizing we need more time to review this bill, my Conservative colleagues and I repeatedly proposed increasing the number of meetings dedicated to reviewing the bill and hearing from witnesses. Each time, the Liberals refused. Conservatives are focused on ensuring that this type of legislation includes safeguards for the most vulnerable in our society, as well as for the conscience rights of physicians and health professionals. This week, we are introducing a number of reasonable amendments to reinstate protections the Trudeau government have removed, including: * Reinstating the 10-day reflection period when death is reasonably foreseeable; * Maintaining the requirement for two independent witnesses when death is foreseeable; * Ensuring physicians have expertise in a patient’s condition; * Extending the reflection period when death is not reasonably foreseeable; * Protecting vulnerable patients by requiring the patient to be the one who first requests information on medical assistance in dying; and * Protecting conscience rights for healthcare professionals. The government will also soon begin an in-depth parliamentary review of the original MAID legislation, passed in 2016, and the state of palliative care in Canada. It is critical that this review analyze how the government’s MAID legislation negatively impacts persons with disabilities. Canada’s Conservatives will continue to highlight the flaws in the government’s MAID legislation and work to protect vulnerable Canadians. Persons with disabilities and indeed all Canadians deserve as much.

The Fundy Royal Constituency Office is available to help you with a range of Federal Government Services including: Employment Insurance Canada Child Benefit Canada Revenue Agency... Seniors Income Benefits Veterans Benefits Covid-19 Inquiries Visit our Website for additional Services\Resources we can help you with: http://www.robmoore.ca/resources Contact us at: Phone: 506-832-4200, or Toll Free: 1-866-433-4677 Email: [email protected]

This Thanksgiving weekend will be a time to reflect on the Family and Friends in your life and the cherished memories you share with them. Thanksgiving will look different from years past as our gatherings will be smaller. As you sit down to enjoy your meal please think of those less fortunate and those that are dealing with hardships from our current health crisis. From my home to yours, I wish you a Happy Thanksgiving. ... Rob See more

We are celebrating the hard working Canadian Farmers and the many partners who work with them to ensure delivery of fresh, high quality eggs from farm to table. Our Farmers work year-round to provide us with access to amazing, delicious and nutritious eggs.

I would like to Congratulate MLA Bill Oliver of Kings Centre on being named the Speaker of the House for the 60th Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick.

'Serve Up Fire Safety in the Kitchen' is this year's Fire Prevention Week theme. Cooking is the leading cause of home fires and home fire injuries. Keep kids safe by staying in the kitchen while you are frying, boiling, grilling, or broiling food. Turn off the burner if you leave the kitchen! For more safety tips to share with the whole family please visit: https://bit.ly/33ADh5G

This school year has had many challenges due to Covid-19. Teachers are vital as they navigate how to help students adjust to distance learning and adapt to Covid-19 safety guidelines in their classrooms. Teachers are working as hard as they possibly can to make the best out of a tough situation. Teachers, Staff, Students and their Families need our support as they navigate these unprecedented circumstances. Please take the time to thank the Teacher in your life on World Teachers Appreciation Day.

I Met with Village of Hillsborough council member Jeff Land, and Steve Milburn for a tour of the New Brunswick Railway Museum. The New Brunswick Railway Museum is located in Hillsborough, NB, and is home to an extensive collection of railway artefacts. Several of the railway cars including: a caboose, coaches and locomotives are available to board and tour the interiors. Although attendance this year was affected by Covid-19, I look forward to a bright future for this grea...t museum. For more information visit their website at: http://www.nbrm.ca/

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Breast cancer continues to be the most commonly diagnosed cancer and the second leading cause of cancer-related death among Canadian women. 1 in 8 Canadian women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime. Visit https://www.cancer.ca/ for detailed information about breast cancer risks, causes, symptoms as well as prevention methods.

The Provincial Explore New Brunswick Travel Incentive Program application is now available online. Between July 15 and September 30, New Brunswickers can receive a 20% rebate on eligible expenses made while taking a vacation that includes a paid overnight stay in the province. Learn more at this link: https://rabaisexplorenbrebate.ca/

Employment Opportunities with the Town of Hampton. See details below and at this link: https://www.townofhampton.ca/employment-opportunities/

"What in this speech from the throne speaks to the need to get people back to work and get our economy going again? Once again, very little mention for Atlantic Canada".

Please don't play chicken with the trains.