Replying to Garnett Genuis (Conservative). The question was off topic, so this reply is judged against the bill.
“Mr. Speaker, this is legislation we are supportive of, and we are looking forward to further discussion. I did want to take this opportunity, though, and it relates to spectrum, the opportunities people are going to have and how people see their future, to ask the member to comment on the jobs report that came out today, because we have not heard from any member of the government on the jobs report. We repeatedly asked about it in question period, but heard no response on it. The 50,000 jobs lost in the private sector and a big increase in youth unemployment are the results we are seeing. The government, understandably, I think, does not want to talk about it, but can the member share any reaction to what we saw released from Statistics Canada today?”
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 91 wordscellular connectivity is essential to our economic development.Businesses need this connectivity to be able to operate.Sometimes technical issues prevent them from moving forward, getting new contracts and continuing to grow.Expanding cellular connectivity is one way to support the employability of people and the growth of businesses in the regions.I see it as an essential tool for economic development.Right now, some farmers cannot use new technologies.1Shipping companies are struggling to communicate.2By improving cellular connectivity, we will help businesses be more successful and create good jobs.Vague promise
