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Gabriel Ste-Marie

162 words · 11 sentences · 14 clauses

Replying to Kevin Lamoureux (Liberal)
“Mr. Speaker, just over a year ago, Canadians elected a new Prime Minister, along with 70 new members of Parliament. Throughout that campaign and all the way to today, we have seen a Prime Minister and a government that have been focused on building a stronger and healthier Canadian economy, an economy that works for all Canadians. That is one of the reasons we witnessed the largest summit of investors ever commit around $500 billion. That is half a trillion dollars. That is a historic amount of investment coming to Canada because of the Prime Minister and the agenda of the government to support and build a stronger, healthier Canadian economy. This legislation is to help—”
Statement grade
A+
Average 97 / 100
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Procedure 6%The question 47%Claims 44%Positioning 2%

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Mr. Speaker, Procedure · 10 wordsI would like to ask my colleague the following question.Procedure The question · 8 wordsWhat is the environment worth to his government? Claims · 54 wordsThe impact assessments that used to be carried out by scientists are being taken away and handed over to the Canada Energy Regulator, 1which is an oil lobby. It will have the power to approve everything, and even if it does not approve a project, projects are authorized before they have even been assessed. The question · 68 wordsThat is why I want to know what the environment is worth to this government. What are workers’ rights worth when the rules can be changed to make it easier to pass special legislation ending labour disputes and the right to use scabs stays intact?2 What are workers’ rights worth? What is this government’s goal? Is it to serve large foreign interests or to defend the public’s interests? Claims · 18 wordsThe public cares about the environment and workers’ rights. That is precisely what Bill C‑39 is trampling on, Positioning · 4 wordsand it is unacceptable.Positioning

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