Discussion · Private Members' Business
Kristina Tesser Derksen Liberal
“Canada needs more young people in the skilled trades to build housing and other big projects. How will this bill encourage young people to join the trades?”
“Mr. Speaker, l thank my colleague for presenting the bill, and I am proud to be the seconder. My youngest son is completing his apprenticeship to become an electrician. Given our government’s very ambitious plans to engage in nation-building projects, whether in housing or other large projects, we know that we are going to have to encourage more young people to get involved in the skilled trades. Could my colleague please comment on how he sees the legislation’s encouraging young people to take up skilled trades?”
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Mr. Speaker, l thank my colleague for presenting the bill, and I am proud to be the seconder. My youngest son is completing his apprenticeship to become an electrician. Given our government’s very ambitious plans to engage in nation-building projects, whether in housing or other large projects, we know that we are going to have to encourage more young people to get involved in the skilled trades. Could my colleague please comment on how he sees the legislation’s encouraging young people to take up skilled trades?