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Rachel Bendayan Liberal
“We are working with the United States to get a good deal for Canada, and I believe we will. At the same time, we are building major projects like high-speed rail and expanding ports in Montreal and Churchill.”
“Mr. Speaker, that is a very large question to respond to in a very short period of time. What we need to get is a good deal, and we are working with our American partners in order to get to that deal. We are in constant communication and are confident that at the end of the day Canada will get a great deal. It is important for us also, in parallel, as we are doing, to advance the major projects that will help build this country. I am very proud of the projects we are working on, including our high-speed train, including expanding the port of Montreal and including the port of Churchill. I could go on and on about this topic.”
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Mr. Speaker, that is a very large question to respond to in a very short period of time. What we need to get is a good deal, and we are working with our American partners in order to get to that deal. We are in constant communication and are confident that at the end of the day Canada will get a great deal. It is important for us also, in parallel, as we are doing, to advance the major projects that will help build this country. I am very proud of the projects we are working on, including our high-speed train, including expanding the port of Montreal and including the port of Churchill. I could go on and on about this topic.