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Carlos Leitão

141 words · 8 sentences · 10 clauses

Replying to Pauline Rochefort (Liberal)
“Mr. Speaker, I always find my colleague’s comments very informed and knowledgeable, and I do feel that they elevate the quality of the debate in this House, so I thank him for that. This morning I was at a meeting with the Parliamentary Budget Officer, and she spoke about the spring update. She described Canada’s economy as being resilient, and she also spoke about how a number of economic indicators had surpassed what had been forecasted. I just wanted to add those comments in support of those that were made by my colleagues. Could my colleague expand on his knowledge and experience of the sovereign wealth fund from a Quebec perspective?”
Statement grade
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Average 93 / 100
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Claims 91%Positioning 9%

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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 23 wordsyes, the Canadian economy is very resilient. Despite all the shocks that I mentioned, 2025 was actually a year of significant economic growth.1 Positioning · 12 wordsWe have been able so far to resist that fog of uncertainty.PositioningPartly on point Claims · 106 wordsGoing back to the sovereign wealth fund, the purpose of the sovereign wealth fund, as we define it here and as has been done in the case of Quebec, is to allow the state, the government, to be an equity partner in major projects. We want the Canadian public to be able to benefit from investing in those projects. We know that those projects will take 10, 20 or 30 years, but they will be very important for Canadian wealth. If Canadians can own a portion of those projects, that would be a major bonus. That is why we are setting up a sovereign wealth fund.

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