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Tim Hodgson

67 words · 3 sentences · 3 clauses

Replying to Laila Goodridge (Conservative)
“Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister claims that a new pipeline is more probable than possible. Yet, there is no proponent, no start date, no completion date, no route, no timeline, no shovels in the ground, nothing. This is after promising to move at unimaginable speeds. Despite the illusions, it is clear that the Prime Minister is just another Liberal. If he wants Canadians to believe he is anything other than just another Liberal, will he answer this simple question: What is the exact date construction will begin on a new Pacific pipeline, just the date?”
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 67 wordsif the Conservatives would stop focusing on their social media clips and focused on what is happening, they would see that Pembina Pipeline is building a Taylor to Gordondale pipeline this summer.1 They would see that Enbridge is building the Sunrise pipeline this summer.2 If they talked to the Government of Alberta, they would realize that the Government of Alberta is bringing forward its proposal this summer.3Partly on point

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