“You're wrong. The government is fighting for you in court. Your home is safe. Conservatives exaggerate and that hurts everyone.”
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Indigenous Affairs
During a debate on Indigenous Affairs, Conservative MPs repeatedly raised concerns about private property rights in British Columbia, criticizing the Liberal government's handling of the Cowichan decision and Musqueam agreement. Meanwhile, Liberal MPs accused the Conservatives of fearmongering and insisted that the government is defending private property rights and appealing the Cowichan decision in court. There was little substantive discussion of broader Indigenous issues beyond this specific dispute over land rights in B.C.
“You keep bringing this up. We already said we'll protect property rights. You're just scaring people. That doesn't help. We're focused on property rights, period.”
“I don't like that you're scaring people. We already appealed the case. We stand for property rights and reconciliation. Stop scaring people.”
“The Conservatives are fearmongering. They want people to be afraid. But don't worry, we the government will protect your property rights.”
“We are appealing the decision. We are on your side. Don't listen to the Conservatives. They are scaring you with disinformation.”