“When the Prime Minister travels, he brings jobs, investment, and new technology to Canada. He also brings business opportunities for Indigenous people.”

“Mr. Speaker, when the Prime Minister travels, does the member know what happens? He brings back jobs. He brings back investment. He brings back opportunity for indigenous people to participate with equity in projects. He brings back technology. He brings back expertise. He brings back military and industrial benefits to Canada. The Prime Minister travels. Oh yes, he does, and do members know what he does? He brings back jobs, investment and energy to Canada.”

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“The Prime Minister travels the world to bring jobs and investments to Canada, even during hard times. Our work has created more than 70,000 jobs since last fall, and we will keep creating more.”

“Mr. Speaker, we can be proud to have a Prime Minister who not only is travelling across the world to bring back investment and jobs but also is working in a very difficult environment across the world as the international rules order is shifting. That is what Canadians expect. We were able to create jobs across this country. We have been able to create more than 70,000 jobs since last fall, and we will continue to do so.”

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