“Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister has told Canadians time and time again how during a generational trade war, the Liberals plan on strengthening the Canadian economy. However, the data suggests otherwise. According to the Toronto Star, the Prime Minister has increased Canadian contracts to the U.S. by over 50%. Canadian industry needs support from the Prime Minister, not inconsistency and more political grandstanding. Our Conservative plan would save Canadian jobs, not send them down south. When will the government prioritize the Canadian economy and spend Canadian dollars on Canadian goods?”
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 68 wordsmy colleagues have given a number of examples of how we are supporting Canadian jobs, Canadian materials and Canadians throughout our procurement process.If the Conservatives want to support perhaps the most quintessential of Canadian investments, they could get out of the way of Alto high-speed rail going from Quebec City to Toronto and now also studying very closely the possibility of high-speed rail between Edmonton and Calgary.12Partly on pointThe question · 6 wordsWill the Conservatives stand up for— Some hon. members: Oh, oh!
