“Mr. Speaker, economists and business voices across the country are warning that, when people no longer trust the rules around property ownership, investment disappears, housing slows down and affordability gets worse. We are now seeing stalled projects, bankrupt developers and fewer homes being built while young Canadians lose hope of ownership, but the Liberal government calls that fearmongering. Instead of admitting there is a huge problem, they keep acting like everything is just okey-dokey. Did the Liberals vote down our Conservative motion to protect property rights yesterday because they are completely blind to this very real problem?”
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 25 wordsthe motion that was presented yesterday was full of false information, including when they talked about the Musqueam agreement.The Musqueam agreement is available online, 1Positioning · 9 wordsbut I know the Conservatives have not read it.PositioningUnearned certaintyProcedure · 8 wordsI will feel free to read section 5.1: ProcedureClaims · 39 words“This Agreement does not constitute a treaty or lands claims agreements”.2I will also read section 5.2: “This Agreement does not create, amend, define, establish, abrogate or derogate from Musqueam’s Rights and Title.”3The whole agreement is available online, The ask · 8 wordsand I encourage the Conservatives to read it.