“Mr. Speaker, there is more tax, more cost, more chaos and more of the same. The Prime Minister is just another Liberal. Take, for example, the threat to the property rights of British Columbians. The Liberal government instructed its lawyers not to defend the property rights of British Columbians in the Cowichan case. In fact, they are forbidden to this day, based on guideline 14, which is still on the government’s website, from putting property rights first. That case is coming up for appeal. People who paid for their homes and paid down their mortgages are worried about losing their most treasured asset. Will they reverse themselves, vote for the Conservative motion and defend property rights in court?”
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Promise 50%Claims 50%
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Mr. Speaker, Promise · 23 wordsat trial, Canada defended the validity of fee simple title granted by the Crown, 1and we will continue to do so on appeal.Claims · 45 wordsThat is why, as far back as 2017, Canada argued before the court that private landowners should be notified of the litigation.2This is why we supported Montrose’s application to present evidence that was not before the court during the trial, 3which is occurring today.4Promise · 22 wordsWe will continue to pursue this matter where it belongs, in the courts, not on the floor of the House of Commons.