Discussion · Government Orders
Kevin Lamoureux Liberal
“The Conservatives are wrong to say this bill is about helping political insiders. This bill supports the space industry, which will grow Canada's economy and create thousands of good jobs. The Conservatives should support it.”
“Mr. Speaker, it is absolutely silly for the Conservatives to try to portray that this has something to do with insiders. Seriously, we need to take a look at the actions of the government over the last year. What we have witnessed is a clear indication to what degree this Prime Minister and this government are driving to expand Canada’s economy. We are talking about an industry, the space industry, and many others that would benefit by the passage of this legislation. The only thing the Conservatives want to look at is any form of character assassination, denying the opportunity for these good-quality jobs and developing and promoting an industry that could contribute billions more and provide thousands more jobs. Why will the Conservative Party not recognize it for what it is, a wonderful opportunity to take a step forward in an industry that we need to support? At the very least—”
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Mr. Speaker, it is absolutely silly for the Conservatives to try to portray that this has something to do with insiders. Seriously, we need to take a look at the actions of the government over the last year. What we have witnessed is a clear indication to what degree this Prime Minister and this government are driving to expand Canada’s economy. We are talking about an industry, the space industry, and many others that would benefit by the passage of this legislation. The only thing the Conservatives want to look at is any form of character assassination, denying the opportunity for these good-quality jobs and developing and promoting an industry that could contribute billions more and provide thousands more jobs. Why will the Conservative Party not recognize it for what it is, a wonderful opportunity to take a step forward in an industry that we need to support? At the very least—