“Mr. Speaker, the unemployment rate in Japan is 2.4%. In Germany, it is 3.7%. In the United States, it is 4.2%. In the United Kingdom, it is 4.7%. After the Liberals have been running our economy, Canada is at 6.9%. We shed 47,000 jobs in April alone. That is 47,000 families that now have to figure out how they are going to pay their rent or their mortgage and put food on the table. After doubling the national debt and spending so much money, how have the results for Canadians been so terrible?”
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A+
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Average 98 / 100
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Claims 100%
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 103 wordswhether it is investing in skilled trades workers, small craft harbours or sports from playground to podium, or improving access to the disability tax credit, we are building Canada strong.That is a Canada not just for a few Canadians, but for all Canadians.Partly on pointWe are doing that in a fiscally responsible manner.We have $11 billion less of a deficit.1We have a AAA credit rating.2We are in the best fiscal position in the G7.3We have also had the largest increase in foreign direct investment in 20 years.4The PBO just confirmed that we have strong fiscal anchors.5That is—