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John Zerucelli Liberal
“Our government is creating jobs by building major projects across the country. We are using Canadian materials and union workers to build mines, ships, gas projects, and pipelines.”
“Mr. Speaker, the member talks about workforce participation. What this government is doing is building. We are building projects right across the country, with Canadian steel, Canadian lumber and Canadian unionized workers. Let us remind the Conservatives of some of the projects that are going on in this country. There is BHP’s Jansen potash project, six new icebreakers in Quebec City and LNG Canada phase two, with 4,000 construction jobs. There is the Pacific link pipeline. We are building this country. Workers are excited. Unions are excited. Let us go build this country.”
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Mr. Speaker, the member talks about workforce participation. What this government is doing is building. We are building projects right across the country, with Canadian steel, Canadian lumber and Canadian unionized workers. Let us remind the Conservatives of some of the projects that are going on in this country. There is BHP’s Jansen potash project, six new icebreakers in Quebec City and LNG Canada phase two, with 4,000 construction jobs. There is the Pacific link pipeline. We are building this country. Workers are excited. Unions are excited. Let us go build this country.