“Mr. Speaker, the government’s excuses for the Liberal recession kept changing. First, they said it was world factors. Then we pointed out that none of the other G20 countries are in a recession. Mexico, which shares a border with the U.S. and is fully integrated with the U.S. economy, is not in a recession. Only this country, under this Liberal Prime Minister, is in a recession. His explanation yesterday was, “We see some weakness, in part because of clear decisions by the government.” That at least is fair. He claims that we are not bringing enough immigration. If that is the case, why is it that Canada has the lowest per capita GDP growth of any G7 country?”
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 69 wordswe are in a trade war, something the Leader of the Opposition conveniently forgets or does not forget, depending on how it serves him.Motive imputedThat is why today, with the lumber tariffs remaining unjustified and unfair to workers, businesses and communities, we have announced enhanced BDC loans, two new direct lending facilities, $400 million to regional development agencies and billions of dollars to support our forestry projects across Canada.12345Promise · 11 wordsWe are going to continue to work with provinces and territories—Vague promise
