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Karina Gould

89 words · 8 sentences · 9 clauses

Replying to Jean-Denis Garon (Bloc Québécois)
“Mr. Speaker, my colleague and I work together on the Standing Committee on Finance. Things have been going well, at least so far. We will make sure it stays that way. My colleague mentioned the auto industry in her riding and many other large industries that have a certain degree of resilience and are able to secure the loans ranging from $2 million to $50 million that were announced yesterday. For our part, we are worried about the smaller businesses, which have never seen anything close to a $2-million loan and which will have to shut down tomorrow morning, in a week, or in two weeks if they cannot maintain that employment relationship. We believe that these businesses, which are part of the fabric of Quebec’s small and medium-sized enterprises, were not covered by the announcement made yesterday. Point (d) of the motion calls on the government to take all necessary measures to mitigate the impact. I would like my colleague to tell me whether she believes that yesterday’s announcement included all the necessary measures.”
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Claims 75%Reasoning 8%Promise 17%

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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 67 wordsI am also concerned about the future of small- and medium-sized businesses in my riding. I have spoken about the big businesses next door to my riding. In my riding, however, small and medium-sized businesses are the ones that need this help. Yesterday, we announced an envelope of $500 million dollars for regional development agencies.1 The goal is precisely to support SMEs affected by section 232 tariffs.2 Reasoning · 7 wordsWill that be enough? We shall see. Promise · 15 wordsWe will see how long this lasts, and how we will need to support SMEs.

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