Discussion · Oral Questions
Gabriel Hardy Conservative
“The Liberal government causes problems with Quebec, Alberta, and other provinces because it does not respect their power. I want the government to stay out of provincial matters and respect provincial rights.”
“Mr. Speaker, there have not been any decent answers today, despite the fact that the questions being asked are incredibly simple. Every time the Liberals are in power, tensions rise with Quebec, Alberta and the other provinces. Why? It is quite simple. It is because the Liberals do not respect the Quebec nation. They respect Alberta no more than they respect Quebec. They continue to centralize and overstep provincial jurisdiction. The Liberals believe that Canada is their country and it should be run their way. Can the Liberal government finally mind its own business, respect provincial autonomy and understand that its role is to serve, not to control?”
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Opposition question in Question Period
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Mr. Speaker, there have not been any decent answers today, despite the fact that the questions being asked are incredibly simple. Every time the Liberals are in power, tensions rise with Quebec, Alberta and the other provinces. Why? It is quite simple. It is because the Liberals do not respect the Quebec nation. They respect Alberta no more than they respect Quebec. They continue to centralize and overstep provincial jurisdiction. The Liberals believe that Canada is their country and it should be run their way. Can the Liberal government finally mind its own business, respect provincial autonomy and understand that its role is to serve, not to control?