“Mr. Speaker, I think the Conservative Party is being very short-sighted today in terms of the larger picture and why Bill C-39 is so critically important. When we look at what has taken place since the last federal election, we see a Prime Minister, a cabinet and a caucus as a whole looking for ways to get things built. We are not talking about $5,000 projects. We are talking billions of dollars. There are always going to be small projects, but we are talking about the bigger projects. That is why we have the Major Projects Office. Over 24 files have now been passed over to that particular office. The Prime Minister hosted an investment event, with half a trillion dollars in potential investment from around the world coming to Canada. It is all about building a stronger Canada that is healthier. When the member makes reference to jobs, it is not only about protecting jobs for today, but about building jobs for tomorrow and building a stronger economy. Does the member not recognize the bigger picture as to why Bill C-39 is important to Canada?”
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Mr. Speaker, The question · 5 wordsdo I not recognize it?Claims · 33 wordsThere is a funny thing called the battery plant in Windsor that was designed for electric vehicles because of the government.1Not one electric vehicle battery has been sent out of that plant.2Reasoning · 17 wordsIf we are going to invest in something, we should at least follow through with the investment.Claims · 40 wordsI find it a bit shallow for the member across the aisle to talk about getting things done when the government has had nearly 12 years to get things done, 3and nothing has gotten done after money is put forth.
