Discussion · Government Orders
Marie-France Lalonde Liberal
“The government has invested a lot of money into Quebec, including new icebreakers and port projects. These projects help the economy. We need to stop complaining about the past and focus on the future.”
“Mr. Speaker, I also appreciate working collaboratively with my colleague on the francophonie, at the Assemblée parlementaire de la Francophonie and on other such issues. I would also like to remind the House and my colleague that we can engage in fearmongering or we can talk about the facts, including the investments made in Quebec in recent years, in all sorts of excellent projects that will improve working conditions and boost Canada’s economic situation, including in Quebec. I want to talk about that briefly. In recent years, there have been six icebreakers ordered from Davie Canada. There is the big port project in Contrecoeur. There was the designation of Quebec City as a container port. We need to stop looking backward and start moving forward. It is no longer 1900. It is 2026. I would like to remind my colleague of that.”
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Mr. Speaker, I also appreciate working collaboratively with my colleague on the francophonie, at the Assemblée parlementaire de la Francophonie and on other such issues. I would also like to remind the House and my colleague that we can engage in fearmongering or we can talk about the facts, including the investments made in Quebec in recent years, in all sorts of excellent projects that will improve working conditions and boost Canada’s economic situation, including in Quebec. I want to talk about that briefly. In recent years, there have been six icebreakers ordered from Davie Canada. There is the big port project in Contrecoeur. There was the designation of Quebec City as a container port. We need to stop looking backward and start moving forward. It is no longer 1900. It is 2026. I would like to remind my colleague of that.