“Mr. Speaker, I tried the simulator at the Diamond Flight Centre in London, which has sat idle for over a year thanks to Liberal delays at Transport Canada. This vital training tool prepares young Canadians for high-demand pilot jobs, allowing them to practise life-saving emergencies, the exact skills training needed to fill the growing pilot shortage, yet Liberal red tape leaves it gathering dust while costs mount. The equipment and students are ready, except the Liberal government stands in the way. When will the minister end this Liberal bottleneck so that the Diamond Flight Centre can train the next generation of pilots?”
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 38 wordswhen we think about transport, what we are doing within the ministry and within the department is build up our human capital and investment, whether it is in the aviation sector, the rail sector or the port sector.1Partly on pointVague promiseProcedure · 13 wordsWhen we look at the level and depth of what we are doing, ProcedurePositioning · 18 wordsas I said before to one of the last questions, I wish the members opposite would join us.PositioningOff point