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Sonia Sidhu

118 words · 7 sentences · 10 clauses

Replying to Sima Acan (Liberal)
“Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague for highlighting the support to help Brampton businesses expand their production and reach new markets. With my background in industrial automation and robotics, I know how investing in technology can improve productivity and help Canadian manufacturers compete on the global stage. Those gains go further when businesses can move their goods efficiently and reliably. Could the member explain how the measures in Bill C-39 to strengthen trade corridors and modernize our ports would complement these business investments and help manufacturers like Daybar turn greater production capacity into export growth and good Canadian jobs?”
Statement grade
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87 / 100, held down by Signal
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Thanks 25%Anecdote 12%Claims 63%

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Mr. Speaker, Thanks · 30 wordsto my friend and colleague from Oakville West, thank you for your passion about industries. I worked in the nuclear caucus with you and I know how passionate you are.1Thanks Anecdote · 14 wordsI was at Daybar last week with the Minister of Artificial Intelligence and colleagues.2Anecdote Claims · 74 wordsWhen Canadian manufacturers expand production, they need to know they have a transportation-reliable sector and a reliable method of digitalization, which I mentioned in my speech, Partly on pointso that they know their products are getting to consumers. This is very important for any business or manufacturer. Giving access to digitalization and sustainability to manufacturers strengthens trade corridors and reduces delays, and this bill would do exactly that. It would also create good jobs in my—

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