Replying to Yves-François Blanchet (Bloc Québécois)
“Mr. Speaker, in all of this, there is no provision for what virtually everyone in the field is asking for: a wage subsidy program that would help maintain employment relationships, preserve expertise within companies, and prevent foreign workers with specialized skills from being sent home. There is nothing on this for these companies. In the meantime, our forestry industry is in trouble and our sawmills are closing. Will the government implement the cost-free solution proposed by the forestry industry to resume lumber exports?”
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Mr. Speaker, Positioning · 22 wordsobviously, we will be there for our forestry industry, just as we have been there for the aluminum, auto and steel sectors.PositioningVague promiseClaims · 13 wordsWe are indeed facing headwinds on the trade front with the United States, Positioning · 9 wordsbut we will always be there for the people.PositioningPartly on pointVague promiseClaims · 30 wordsIn fact, the Prime Minister will be in Quebec later today to drum up billions and billions of dollars in infrastructure investments for communities both small and large across Quebec.1Off pointPositioning · 11 wordsWe will always be there for Quebeckers and for the communities.PositioningPartly on pointVague promise