Discussion · Oral Questions
Patty Hajdu Liberal
“The opposition has fought against school food programs, child care, and help for families. Now they are fighting against our support for skilled trades and good jobs. I want to know what they actually support.”
“Mr. Speaker, on one hand, they say that families do not want help. They have fought against school food programs. They have fought against early learning and child care. They have fought against support for families. Now, when we actually move forward to support the skilled trades community and get more great-paying jobs across the country, they fight against that too. Here is what Russ Shewchuk from IBEW said: “This announcement will supercharge the skilled trades across Canada” and help build Canada strong. Let me ask the question, what do they support? Do they support hard-working people? Do they support hungry kids? It is clear they do not have—”
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Mr. Speaker, on one hand, they say that families do not want help. They have fought against school food programs. They have fought against early learning and child care. They have fought against support for families. Now, when we actually move forward to support the skilled trades community and get more great-paying jobs across the country, they fight against that too. Here is what Russ Shewchuk from IBEW said: “This announcement will supercharge the skilled trades across Canada” and help build Canada strong. Let me ask the question, what do they support? Do they support hard-working people? Do they support hungry kids? It is clear they do not have—