“Mr. Speaker, I appreciate my dear friend’s tremendous speech. I know that he is a proud Nova Scotian. I know he is a proud Canadian. Like me, he probably grew up thinking about going to space and always dreaming of being an astronaut. Unfortunately, things changed for me, but we do now have this bill on the floor. I want to talk a bit about the member’s beautiful riding. I have never been there, but I know I will be there one day. He talked about the investment that this could bring to his riding. He talked about his constituents. He is a proud indigenous member as well. What can investments like this in his riding provide for indigenous communities and indigenous people in his riding?”
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Average 94 / 100
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Promise 76%Claims 24%
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Mr. Speaker, Promise · 47 wordsour government is committed to ensuring that when we build, we are looking through not only a rural lens, Vague promisebut also one of indigenous participation.In moving forward, we not only expect projects that advance indigenous interests, but we expect meaningful equity, meaningful partnership and meaningful participation.Claims · 23 wordsWe believe that with this spaceport, we would see 1,600 jobs in a rural area that has five first nations communities around it.1Promise · 24 wordsWe expect them to be full partners in the jobs and in the ability to move forward with partnership, with participation and with equity.
