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Brad Vis

98 words · 4 sentences · 4 clauses

Replying to Jean-Denis Garon (Bloc Québécois)
“Madam Speaker, typically, we used to be able to count on the Conservatives to champion decentralization and the protection of provincial jurisdictions, sometimes even at the cost of cutting transfers to the provinces. I just heard what my colleague said. He literally said that, in areas of jurisdiction that fall exclusively under the provinces and Quebec, like professional associations, showing leadership at the federal level means making threats to the provinces, imposing conditions on them and ultimately telling them that if they do not do what the Prime Minister wants on a Tuesday morning, their funding will be cut. Has the Conservative DNA changed over the past few weeks?”
Statement grade
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41 / 100, held down by Relevance
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Madam Speaker, Claims · 49 wordsthe member for Mirabel needs to ask his constituents why it is easier for a small and medium-sized enterprise in his province to trade with the northeast United States.1 Why is it easier for a Quebec company to do business with America than with a company in British Columbia?Off point Reasoning · 49 wordsI believe in a federation where it is easier to do trade among Canadian provinces first, before doing it with a foreign country.Partly on point If the Bloc Québécois continues taking that position, it is going to minimize its economic impact and the ability of its province’s enterprises to grow accordingly.Off point

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