“Mr. Speaker, after 11 years at the helm, the Liberals would have us believe that it is normal to run deficits in excess of $60 billion a year. While the Liberals are spending billions of dollars, Quebeckers are counting every penny. A new Fraser Institute report confirms that Canada is facing a real youth unemployment crisis. In 2022, the youth unemployment rate was 12.3%. Now it is close to 19%. This is unprecedented outside of a recession. Will the very Liberal Prime Minister finally start putting our young people and their future at the heart of this country’s decisions?”
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The ask 19%Claims 45%Positioning 36%
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Mr. Speaker, The ask · 14 wordsI sincerely hope that my colleague will support us with the fall economic update, Claims · 33 wordswhich provides for an investment of $6 billion over five years specifically for training, to give our young people opportunities in the construction trades, given that we know the demand will be huge.1Positioning · 27 wordsThis government is focused on delivering major projects, building a future for our country and ensuring we have one of the strongest economies among the G7 nations.PositioningPartly on pointVague promise
