“Mr. Speaker, obviously the multinational corporations he is profiting are very pleased with the way things are going. As for the Canadian people, who are living under his recession, it is another story. They have not had $200,000-meals on three private flights. They do not have tax havens so they can shelter from the high tax burden he imposes on everyone else. He cannot even bring himself to utter the word “recession,” even though the tech spec definition tells us that he is the only Prime Minister, the only leader in the G20, who has created one. Will the Prime Minister stand in the House and answer this question: Are we in a recession or a technical recession?”
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 74 wordswe are in an economy that is fundamentally being transformed by a government that has a plan to create a stronger, more independent and more resilient economy, a sustainable economy, an economy that moves from reliance to resilience.Vague promiseWe are already seeing business investment, Canadian business investment, up 10% in machinery equipment.1We are seeing our non-U.S. exports up, 2and they are on course to double.We are seeing the strongest inbound investment in— Partly on pointSome hon. members: Oh, oh!
