“Mr. Speaker, “and beyond”, the Prime Minister doubled the deficit, contributing to inflation. He has introduced a new fuel tax, partially offsetting the one that we forced him to put on hold. He is increasing the industrial carbon tax. Today, the Canadian Federation of Independent Business revealed that 20% of its members say their businesses are “weak” or “critical”. Only 18% said they would recommend other people start businesses. Fifty per cent say not to start a business right now because the costs are too high. Conservatives want to save money and jobs through small business. Will the Prime Minister reverse his inflationary policies so we can bring down the costs on our small business consumers and workers?”
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Procedure 9%Claims 79%The ask 12%
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Mr. Speaker, Procedure · 7 wordslet us walk through those in order.ProcedureClaims · 63 wordsWith the industrial carbon tax, the impact on groceries is zero.The impact of clean fuel regulations on a bushel of canola is over a dollar.1For a bushel of canola in Battle River—Crowfoot, it is over a dollar.The impact on fuel prices is zero.This government is cutting taxes for business.2The head of the CFIB praised the productivity mega deduction.3The ask · 10 wordsI look forward to the member opposite voting in favour.
