“Mr. Speaker, this Liberal Prime Minister bragged about his deal with China to remove tariffs from Canadian seafood. There were 49 seafood products subjected to 25% Canadian tariffs, but this government secured exemption for only two species and only until the end of this year. Harvesters and plant workers who rely on Chinese markets for turbot, sea cucumber, whelk, capelin, geoduck, shrimp and surf clams are reeling from these tariffs. When will these Liberals secure real, lasting relief from Chinese tariffs and stop failing the Canadian seafood industry?”
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The average of Signal, Relevance and Clarity is 56. The grade is held to 30, 30 above Relevance.
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Claims 74%Promise 26%
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 50 wordsChina is our second-largest trading partner.1In our trip in January, we unlocked billions of dollars of opportunities for our agriculture and seafood sector.That includes more canola to China, more beef to China and more seafood to China.That is over 500,000 workers being supported by trade with China.2Promise · 18 wordsWe will continue working with our Chinese counterpart to unlock more opportunities for more workers across the country.Off pointVague promise
