“Mr. Speaker, the member for Laurier—Sainte-Marie’s decision to leave the Liberal caucus was a principled response to the Liberal government’s failure to protect us from catastrophic climate change. We see wildfire seasons, floods and whole towns and communities burning to the ground while people wait for another summer when they are going to be choking on toxic smoke. Will the government reverse its backsliding on environmental protections or will it continue to sit by and watch the world burn to the ground?”
Statement grade
B+
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Average 83 / 100
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Claims 54%The ask 15%Promise 31%
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Claims · 22 wordsFirst of all, Mr. Speaker, I would like to reiterate that today we announced further supports in protecting communities from forest fires.1The ask · 16 wordsI encourage people to look for the resources and the information that is available to them.Partly on pointPromise · 27 wordsWhen it comes to fighting climate change, I want to assure the member opposite that this government and this entire caucus is committed to continuing that fight.Vague promiseClaims · 35 wordsWe see it with our regulations on enhanced methane, 2where we are world leaders.We see it with our nature strategy, our electricity strategy and our auto strategy.We are continuing to do the work, Vague promisePromise · 6 wordsand we will get it done.Vague promise
