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Dominic LeBlanc

80 words · 5 sentences · 5 clauses

Replying to Viviane Lapointe (Liberal)
“Mr. Speaker, in Sudbury, we know that our natural resources are the core of our economy. They support thousands of jobs and keep our local businesses alive. In order for these benefits to materialize, projects need to move forward efficiently. Could the Minister responsible for One Canadian Economy explain why it is so important to create a regulatory environment that makes it possible to carry out these projects, which are essential for communities like Sudbury and for Canada’s economic future?”
Statement grade
B+
Average 84 / 100
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Thanks 11%Claims 74%Promise 15%

This view breaks the statement into its steps and names what each one does.

Mr. Speaker, Thanks · 9 wordsI thank our colleague from Sudbury for her question.Thanks Claims · 59 wordsYesterday, we introduced a bill to build Canada strong, the most ambitious reform in a generation, to strengthen and accelerate our capacity to get projects done right, strengthen our transportation networks and diversify our trade partners.1 Our colleague from Sudbury knows full well that we have a well-trained workforce. Her region has the critical minerals that the world needs. Promise · 12 wordsWe are going to develop them responsibly and put Canadians to work.Partly on pointVague promise

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