Discussion · Oral Questions
Gregor Robertson Liberal
“The member opposite is not paying attention. He and his colleagues do not support spending money on affordable housing, and they voted against Build Canada Homes.”
“Mr. Speaker, clearly the member opposite is not paying attention. Not only do the member opposite and his colleagues not support investing in affordable housing, but they voted against Build Canada Homes. They voted against— Some hon. members: Oh, oh!”
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Mr. Speaker, clearly the member opposite is not paying attention. Not only do the member opposite and his colleagues not support investing in affordable housing, but they voted against Build Canada Homes. They voted against— Some hon. members: Oh, oh!