Replying to Alexis Brunelle-Duceppe (Bloc Québécois)
“Mr. Speaker, I must admit that I always love hearing the Liberals and Conservatives argue over which of them has built the most pipelines. As they see it, the climate crisis is over. Climate change does not exist for either party. Incidentally, my colleague opposite said during his speech that he was really pleased that the Major Projects Office is located in the Prairies, because that is where the major projects are going to be. He is confirming that the government is going to use that money to accelerate the climate crisis, with no benefit to Quebec, but using the money of Quebeckers. Is that his vision of a strong Canada?”
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 25 wordsthat is just false, and the member knows what he just said is false.Motive imputedThe major projects include the expansion of the port of Montreal.1Aside · 11 wordsI will give the member a tip.Montreal is in Quebec.2AsideClaims · 15 wordsAt the end of the day, there are major projects in all areas of Canada.Reasoning · 7 wordsThe office has to be located somewhere.Claims · 14 wordsI am very proud of the fact that it happens to be in Alberta.3Procedure · 10 wordsHaving said that, let us look at the major projects.ProcedureClaims · 61 wordsAs I referenced, there is the expansion of the port of Montreal and a nuclear project in the province of Ontario.4We can talk about energy transmission lines in Atlantic Canada.5We can talk about pipelines in Alberta.6We can talk about copper mines and LNG in B.C. We can talk about the potential for the port of Churchill in Manitoba.7
