Discussion · Oral Questions
François-Philippe Champagne Liberal
“Our government always supports Canadians. The Conservatives voted against money for groceries, tax cuts for 22 million people, ending the consumer carbon tax, and tax relief for first-time homebuyers.”
“Mr. Speaker, if there is one thing Canadians, and those who are watching, know, it is that we are always going to be there for them. One question is this: Why, when it was time to vote, did the Conservatives vote against the Canada groceries and essentials benefit? Why did they vote against cutting taxes for 22 million Canadians? Why did they vote against cancelling the consumer carbon tax? Why did they vote against providing GST relief for first-time homebuyers? At every step of the way, Conservatives voted against supporting Canadians. On this side, we know what to do, which is always to be there for Canadians.”
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Mr. Speaker, if there is one thing Canadians, and those who are watching, know, it is that we are always going to be there for them. One question is this: Why, when it was time to vote, did the Conservatives vote against the Canada groceries and essentials benefit? Why did they vote against cutting taxes for 22 million Canadians? Why did they vote against cancelling the consumer carbon tax? Why did they vote against providing GST relief for first-time homebuyers? At every step of the way, Conservatives voted against supporting Canadians. On this side, we know what to do, which is always to be there for Canadians.