“We are cutting red tape, making government simpler, and working better with Quebec. We are also helping people through hard times with money for food, seniors, and kids. I want the other parties to help us.”

“Mr. Speaker, we are already working to streamline the government’s structure, simplify relations between Quebec and Ottawa and reduce the number of regulations. We are moving forward and we will get it done. In addition, we are working on issues that affect Canadians. The Canada groceries and essentials benefit, the various programs we have for seniors and children—all of these are designed to support Canadians in these difficult times. That is what we are doing and we hope our colleagues will join us in this effort.”

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“Canadian businesses are struggling because of American tariffs. We are spending money to help them survive.”

“Mr. Speaker, businesses in Quebec and across Canada are facing difficulties. Where do these difficulties stem from? They stem from the tariff war. They stem from the excessive, unjustified and ultimately counterproductive tariffs that the Americans are imposing on Canadian businesses. That is the problem. That is why we must help businesses. That is why we are supporting businesses and spending what needs to be spent to keep our businesses alive.”