“Mr. Speaker, yesterday, the Prime Minister explained that he wants new pipelines because he is a nationalist. Canadian nationalism means dirty oil. Quebeckers do not identify with that and should not have to pay for it either. Last week, Ottawa confirmed that it wants to allocate $10 billion in public funds for a new pipeline. Yesterday, the Prime Minister put $25 billion into a sovereign wealth fund that looks more like a gimmick designed to finance oil companies. Does he realize that no matter how many maple leaves he slaps on the pipelines, Quebeckers simply will not want them?”
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 22 wordsindeed, in an interview with La Presse, the Prime Minister said that he was a nationalist and that he advocates economic nationalism.1Reasoning · 33 wordsWhat does that mean?Essentially, it means being in control of our own destiny, being able to use the levers of our economy to help our own people while managing a trade war.Claims · 32 wordsIt is under those circumstances that we announced a sovereign wealth fund.2It is also under these circumstances that we are investing in our natural resources, as well as in renewable energy.Reasoning · 15 wordsThat is why our investments will have an impact across Quebec and across the country.Vague promise
