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Jamil Jivani

109 words · 3 sentences · 3 clauses

Replying to John-Paul Danko (Liberal)
“Mr. Speaker, it is good to hear from the member opposite and to see him back here in Ottawa. Our government is working collaboratively with the Province of Ontario to cut the HST on new homes and cut development charges. We are working with Premier Ford, municipalities and affordable housing providers. There has been a very favourable response from the homebuilding industry. Premier Ford said, “Our government will continue to deliver on our plan to protect Ontario in partnership with the federal government and municipalities by lowering the cost of building, getting shovels in the ground faster, cutting red tape and investing in workers.” Would the member opposite agree with Premier Ford?”
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Mr. Speaker, Positioning · 109 wordsI agree with Premier Ford on very little actually, including his opinions of the Liberal regime here in Ottawa and its performance on matters like housing. It is quite unfortunate that it is so difficult to get the people who profit and benefit off the status quo to understand why so many Canadians are frustrated with multiple levels of government, provincial and federal alike. It is also unsurprising that the federal government would find common cause with a provincial government that also seems to be perfectly fine with a situation where no one’s life is getting better and the quality of life for the average middle-class Canadian is declining.PositioningPartly on point

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