“Mr. Speaker, I want to look at Maritime Launch Services’ financials. I think this is very revealing because its condition appeared to be extremely weak before the government’s injection of money. In its 2025 financial statements, the company had $47 million in losses, $14,980 in revenue and approximately $70,000 in cash on hand at the end of 2024. We have heard numerous times tonight that a shareholder actually cashed in what were effectively worthless shares after the $20-million injection, which gave him $1.8 million. Is it not true that the government effectively rescued a failing company and subsidized an enterprise on the verge of bankruptcy?”
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Mr. Speaker, Reasoning · 23 wordsI would encourage the member opposite to, maybe, write that question and see how the Premier of Nova Scotia would respond to it.Off pointProcedure · 4 wordsHere is an opportunity.ProcedureClaims · 54 wordsMaritime Launch Services can provide, through a contract, a service that would provide Canada the opportunity to have space sovereignty.It is a viable opportunity that we are working on with the province of Manitoba and other stakeholders that is going to enhance our industry here in Canada to the benefit of all Canadians.Vague promisePositioning · 7 wordsI see that as a positive thing.PositioningReasoning · 6 wordsThe member should write the premier.Off point
