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Bernard Généreux

130 words · 10 sentences · 11 clauses

Replying to Alex Ruff (Conservative)
“Mr. Speaker, I simply wish to give my colleague the opportunity to remind all Canadians who will ultimately foot the bill for the 15% increase if the Liberal government does not reject this streaming tax increase proposed by the CRTC and does not scrap it.”
Statement grade
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Average 85 / 100
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Greeting 10%Anecdote 20%Claims 70%

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Mr. Speaker, Greeting · 13 wordsI thank my colleague for his French. That is a really great question.Greeting Anecdote · 26 wordsI have anglophone colleagues who are making incredible efforts in French. In fact, some come to study in La Pocatière, in my riding, in the summer.Anecdote Claims · 91 wordsThe answer to that is the consumer. At the end of the day, it is the consumer who is going to pay this 15% tax, 1which used to be 5%.2 By the way, that 5% tax has still not been collected because it is being challenged in court.3 The legislation stemming from Bill C‑11 is still not enforced.4 This future tax will inevitably apply one day if the court settlement is finally reached.5 Once again, the reality is that ordinary Canadians are the ones who will end up paying the tax.Unearned certainty

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