“Mr. Speaker, in another convenient example of public policy aligning with Brookfield’s strategy of tax dollars being used to limit private risk and profit, the Prime Minister announced a $2-billion heat pump rebate program today. Let us play a game. Trane, which is owned by Brookfield, finances and installs heat pumps. Enercare is owned by Brookfield, and it finances and installs heat pumps. The conflict of interest is so blatantly obvious, but what is surprising is the Prime Minister is not even hiding it anymore. How much do the Prime Minister and Brookfield stand to make off the backs of taxpayers?”
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Mr. Speaker, Procedure · 13 wordsI know we will get to these matters further in question period today, ProcedureThanks · 20 wordsbut I do want to join with, I am sure, all of my colleagues around the House in congratulating Anne— ThanksSome hon. members: Oh, oh!
