Replying to Yves-François Blanchet (Bloc Québécois)
“Mr. Speaker, two things that the Prime Minister certainly knows—and he will explain it himself much better than someone who is not an economist, like me—is that, first, Jean Simard hardly represents SMEs, and second, businesses cannot take on more debt to save jobs. That is a last resort. Can the Prime Minister reconsider—again on a non-partisan basis, since we are reaching out—and do what the unions, businesses and chambers of commerce want and create a wage subsidy program for the transition?”
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Mr. Speaker, Aside · 19 wordsI will inform Mr. Simard that he is not interested in Quebec’s SMEs.Motive imputedThat will come as a surprise.AsideOff pointClaims · 28 wordsJulie White from Manufacturiers et Exportateurs du Québec welcomes the measures that the Minister of Industry announced yesterday.12They will support our businesses, they will support our workers, Reasoning · 12 wordsand they will build a stronger, more resilient and more independent Canada.
