“Mr. Speaker, I think this historical overview of the situation is essential, and my colleague’s speech was very informative. That said, am I to understand that the democratic, environmental and labour protection rules adopted by the provinces, as well as all our parliamentary bodies and boards, are so detrimental to the Prime Minister’s vision of Canada that they need to be scrapped? Did nothing good come out of all that, really? Do we really need to eliminate everything that has been put in place over the past few decades?”
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 91 wordsas I said in my speech, the government is scrapping things that took years to build and that are based on values that are dear to Canadian society and to the Quebec nation: protecting the environment and protecting workers’ rights.The government is undermining all that in the name of a trade crisis that is not expected to last, and it is making these measures permanent.1Years of hard work that were guided by Canadian and Quebec values are being destroyed.That could all be destroyed in a matter of minutes.Positioning · 7 wordsIt is heartbreaking, to say the least.PositioningPartly on point
