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Guillaume Deschênes-Thériault Liberal
“I support this bill. Our government has made the economy stronger through tax breaks and clearer rules for major projects. These steps are working, and they just helped bring 500 billion dollars in new investments to Canada.”
“Mr. Speaker, I would like to thank my colleague from Quebec. I always enjoy debating with him in the House. When people in my riding ask me what we are doing to strengthen the Canadian economy, I am proud to tell them about our Prime Minister’s and our government’s leadership and about all of the work that we have done over the past 18 months to make Canada’s economy stronger, more unified and more robust. I also tell them about the measures that we have put in place to promote projects of national interest and about the tax incentives that we have implemented to boost investment. Bill C-39, the bill before us today, provides a clearer regulatory framework and more predictability. These measures are working. Just look at the summit that was held in Toronto, which resulted in $500 billion in investments for projects across the country, including New Brunswick and Quebec.”
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Mr. Speaker, I would like to thank my colleague from Quebec. I always enjoy debating with him in the House. When people in my riding ask me what we are doing to strengthen the Canadian economy, I am proud to tell them about our Prime Minister’s and our government’s leadership and about all of the work that we have done over the past 18 months to make Canada’s economy stronger, more unified and more robust. I also tell them about the measures that we have put in place to promote projects of national interest and about the tax incentives that we have implemented to boost investment. Bill C-39, the bill before us today, provides a clearer regulatory framework and more predictability. These measures are working. Just look at the summit that was held in Toronto, which resulted in $500 billion in investments for projects across the country, including New Brunswick and Quebec.