“Mr. Speaker, I apologize, but I believe the minister got her talking points mixed up, because that had nothing to do with the question I asked. The Prime Minister looked at Canadians and said that he was going to lead by example and his government was going to buy Canadian. Instead, he has increased, in the time he has been Prime Minister, the number of government contracts going to American companies from one-fifth to one-third. Perhaps it is because 90% of his investments are wrapped up in American corporations. Here is a very easy question for the Prime Minister: What is up, his elbows or his stock portfolio?”
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 73 wordsI am very proud that the buy Canadian policy has been in place since December for procurement in Canada.1More than $22 billion in contracts are either in progress or have been awarded under the buy Canadian policy.2This policy aims to encourage the use of Canadian suppliers, but also, and especially, Canadian content.According to the article so frequently quoted since this morning, many companies employ thousands of Canadians across the country.
