“I won't say what we're doing in court. Those agreements you called secret are online, and I want you to read them. We have been working on this for years. The agreements do not affect homeowners.”
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A debate about a court ruling that tossed out old land deeds in BC, and the role that federal litigation directives might've played. The Conservatives warn this sets a scary precedent and undermines property rights across Canada. But the Liberals dismiss it all as just fearmongering and say they are appealing the ruling, even as they admit 'reconciliation' goals played a role in how they directed Crown lawyers.
“That's fearmongering. We will keep defending property rights. Real leadership means working together and respecting the law.”
“We're defending property rights. Conservatives are the only ones saying property rights are at risk. The Canadian government will always defend private property rights. They're just spreading fear.”