“Mr. Speaker, let us talk about reality. In May, the Liberal solution was turning the brand new DIA into a stand-alone agency. Six months later, the Liberals changed their minds again and are trying to turn the agency into a Crown corporation. In reality, the Liberals are attempting to circumvent Treasury Board rules and give a new associate minister unprecedented power over a Crown corporation that would have to do everything the associate minister would say, do and spend. Is this a new attempt by the Prime Minister to decrease accountability and increase political interference in defence procurement?”
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 108 wordsyesterday the Minister of National Defence was in Alberta to talk about the incredible investments we have been making.1At CFB Edmonton, we highlighted nearly $8 billion in defence investment, including nearly $4 billion to support future fighter capabilities at CFB Cold Lake.23There is $750 million for a new chemical and biological laboratory at Suffield.4There is $550 million to establish the western operating base for the Royal Canadian Air Force’s Husky fleet.5There is over $580 million over the next three years for maintenance and repair work across bases in Alberta.6There are over 12,000 members of the Canadian Armed Forces and DND employees in Alberta, 7Positioning · 4 wordsand we support them.PositioningOff pointVague promise
