“Mr. Chair, I guess I better thank the Minister of Finance for the kind words. As Canada looks to strengthen domestic supply chains and transportation corridors, does the minister see untapped potential in Atlantic Canada’s ports and harbours to support industries such as agri-food, storage and transportation, and even the broader national objectives of defence and economic resiliency?”
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The average of Signal, Relevance, Respect and Clarity is 90. The grade is held to 89, 30 above Signal.
89 / 100, held down by Signal
A score under 50 is red. Choose a measurement to see where it lost points and why; choose it again to clear.
Thanks 24%Claims 62%Procedure 8%Promise 6%
This view breaks the statement into its steps and names what each one does.
Mr. Chair, Thanks · 6 wordsthis is a really good point.ThanksClaims · 125 wordsWhen I was in New Brunswick, I had the privilege of seeing the cold storage.I think it is at the Moncton airport that they have a very large facility.1That is the kind of structural investment we need to make in this country.Yes, obviously we need to build infrastructure, but cold storage facilities, like the one I saw, are really making a difference.I was so impressed by the workers, the people there.Do members know that they load a 747 with lobster in about two hours?2I was really impressed to see how these communities, because they have connectivity with the rest of the world and because of the investments that were made, are able to support families and communities across Canada.Thanks · 29 wordsAgain, I want to thank all members tonight.I know it is getting late, but I know people are here and the work they are doing is very important.ThanksProcedure · 16 wordsFor me as minister, being held to account on behalf of the government is my job, ProcedurePromise · 13 wordsand I am happy to answer as many questions as we can tonight.Thanks · 14 wordsI want to thank the members for the outstanding work they are doing tonight.Thanks
