“Mr. Speaker, parents want the ability to provide for their families. Yes, it is great to have school lunch programs, but the real issue is having good jobs. It is becoming more and more difficult to have a good job. Beyond that, having any job is difficult. I talk to young people, and they are having challenges getting work, even in fast food industries. Last week, I talked to one young lady in her early twenties. McDonald’s and other places used to be the place for young people to get experience and get a job, but they cannot find one because of temporary foreign workers in places where there are many people looking for jobs. I wonder if the member could comment on that.”
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Claims 73%The ask 7%Procedure 5%Reasoning 15%
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 79 wordsthis is true in Oshawa as well.Young people are having a harder and harder time finding work.They want the promise that they were promised.They want to work hard, earn an income, own a home and start a family, but 11 years of failures from the Liberal government and the Prime Minister, who for the last seven years was an adviser before he became Prime Minister 19 months ago, are resulting in Canadians and young people suffering.12The ask · 9 wordsIt is about time the Liberal government admitted it, Procedure · 6 wordsbecause we all know the truth.ProcedureUnearned certaintyReasoning · 18 wordsIf we want to fix a problem, the first step to doing that is admitting we have one, Claims · 10 wordsand I have yet to see the government do that.
