Discussion · Government Orders
Ellis Ross Conservative
“Only the biggest global corporations can afford to do business in Canada. We want to change that, so life is more affordable and more people invest here.”
“Mr. Speaker, I am glad to hear we have a reserve for our maple syrup. Haisla had the same question. We are just a small native band. We were wondering the same thing about why Canadian investors would not invest in major projects. The simple answer came back that they cannot afford it. Only the largest multinational corporations can afford to do business in Canada. What we are trying to do on this side of the House is to change that, to make life affordable and make it more investable.”
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Mr. Speaker, I am glad to hear we have a reserve for our maple syrup. Haisla had the same question. We are just a small native band. We were wondering the same thing about why Canadian investors would not invest in major projects. The simple answer came back that they cannot afford it. Only the largest multinational corporations can afford to do business in Canada. What we are trying to do on this side of the House is to change that, to make life affordable and make it more investable.