“Mr. Speaker, I always learn so much whenever my colleague stands in the House. I am hearing constantly from the people in my riding that they are struggling with basic needs, like putting food on the table. I know I am not the only one. I am sure every MP in this room right now, every MP who was elected in the last year, feels the same thing. We know from the data that there is a recession. We know there are issues in Canada, but the Liberals keep denying that anything is wrong. What does my colleague think is the danger of denying issues like this when they are so blatant? I know the Liberals are hearing the same things we are hearing. What is the danger of denial?”
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Reasoning 17%Claims 83%
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Mr. Speaker, Reasoning · 25 wordsone of the dangers of denial is that we are going to see a brain drain from this country to our neighbour to the south.Claims · 126 wordsAccording to the TD Bank study that was released on May 21, Canada’s top-skilled workers are leaving for the United States in droves for lower taxes and higher pay.1It says, “Canada is not hollowing out; it is spilling out at the top” and “Absent progress on this front, Canada will continue to be a feeder system for the U.S. innovation economy.”2Statistics Canada confirms that in 2023 alone, 18,590 Canadian residents immigrated to the U.S. permanently, 3and a 2024 Bank of Canada study found that 40% of Canadians who would rank in the top 1% of earners have already left Canada for the United States.4It also found that up to half of the top 2% to 10% of income earners have also already left.5
