“Mr. Speaker, the minister can quote all the empty good-news Liberal promises she wants, but the real data has already arrived in Newfoundland and Labrador. The facts are already in, and they prove that we have the worst economy in the G7. While other nations grow, our economy is shrinking, and our young people are paying the price. With one in 10 workers unemployed at home, skyrocketing consumer insolvencies across the country and increasing mortgage delinquencies, when will the Liberal Prime Minister stop quoting out-of-touch Liberal projections, face the facts of economic failure and fix the mess that he has created?”
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Mr. Speaker, Positioning · 8 wordshere we go again with the feigned indignation.PositioningOff pointClaims · 51 wordsIn actual fact, in our province of Newfoundland and Labrador, the apprenticeship program is investing in young people with Red Seal certifications and getting them to work on projects like Bay du Nord.2Again, there is almost $1 billion for small craft harbours and getting people to work in rural communities.1Positioning · 25 wordsInstead of reading tired notes, I encourage the member to actually speak to people in our province and find out how important these jobs are.PositioningOff point
