“Mr. Speaker, unfortunately, I must remind the Liberals that Liberal Canada is driving away investment. Let us remember that, when the Prime Minister was officially the chair of Brookfield, he moved the head office from Toronto to New York. Way to go. Let us do what he says, not what he does. The fact of the matter is that, according to Statistics Canada, $17 billion in investment went abroad in the first quarter. When will the Liberals start walking the talk and take meaningful action so that foreign investments are made here in Canada for the benefit of all Canadians?”
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Procedure 10%Claims 84%Reasoning 6%
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Mr. Speaker, Procedure · 9 wordswhat have we learned from the last six questions?ProcedureClaims · 74 wordsWe have learned that that we are going to build military aircraft in Canada.1We have learned that we are building mines, particularly in Quebec, British Columbia and in the far north, 2and that we are attracting an incredible amount of investment.The folks at TD Economics, who are certainly very different from those in the Conservative Party’s war room, say that, in 2025, Canada experienced its highest level of foreign investment since 2007.3Reasoning · 5 wordsCanada is clearly attracting investment.
