“Our government is working to fight climate change and protect the environment. We have plans to protect nature and new rules on methane that other countries admire. I want other members of Parliament to support our work.”

“Mr. Speaker, I must say this again, as I do every time: Our government is committed to continuing the fight against climate change and to protecting the environment. We have a nature strategy. It is a major investment in our country’s future. We have introduced methane regulations. This is something that people in other countries are looking at and admiring; they are saying that Canada is ahead of the curve and is a leader. We will continue doing our job. I hope our colleagues will look at this and support us.”

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“Our government is fighting climate change, and we will keep doing it. We are cutting pollution while creating jobs building cars. Our rules on methane will also cut greenhouse gas emissions by 400 megatonnes.”

“Mr. Speaker, I want to assure the House that this government is committed to fighting climate change. We are getting the job done and we will stay the course. Just look at our auto strategy. We are going to reduce greenhouse gases while creating jobs and building cars. Just look at what we are doing to protect nature. We have methane regulations, which are going to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions by 400 megatonnes. We are getting the job done and we will keep going.”

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“Our government supports big energy and shipping projects. We back all kinds of energy, from renewables to conventional sources. We are also working on port projects in Quebec.”

“Mr. Speaker, Quebeckers understand that major projects, energy projects, transform economies. Robert Bourassa understood that and so do we, and that is true whether we are talking about nuclear energy, wind energy, solar energy, renewable energy of any kind and yes, even conventional energy. The government plans to move forward with major projects, but we will not stop there. We are also working on logistics projects, like the Contrecoeur port. I also want to mention that the port of Saguenay is part of that, since it is in my colleague’s riding.”

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