“Our government is spending money on housing, building projects, and jobs in Manitoba, including a $5,000 bonus for trades students. The member opposite keeps voting against these measures.”

“Mr. Speaker, Canadians voted in this new government to get results, and that is what we are doing. The member opposite voted against every measure we are taking to support Manitobans. We are investing in housing, infrastructure and aerospace. In fact, I just met with students from the Plumbers and Pipefitters Union, Local 254. They are so excited about our Red Seal program and are working hard to get that $5,000 bonus. I do not understand why the member opposite keeps voting against these measures.”

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“We focus on making life affordable. We just paused a 10-cent-a-litre tax on gas.”

“Mr. Speaker, on this side of the House, we focus on affordability. They are focused on bluster. We just paused the consumer excise tax on gas, which is 10¢ a litre. Combine that with the cut— Some hon. members: Oh, oh!”

“We cut gas taxes by 28 cents a litre to save Canadians money. The opposition keeps voting against our plans to lower costs, but we will keep working to make life affordable.”

“Mr. Speaker, we cut the excise tax on gas, which was 10¢ a litre. We cut the consumer carbon tax, which was 18¢ a litre. That is 28¢ a litre for Canadians when they fill up at the pump. That side continues to vote against every affordability measure we have ever put forward. They do not have Canadians’ interests at heart. We are going to focus on delivering affordability for Canadians on this side of the House.”

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  “We cut the consumer carbon tax.”

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“We have helped families in Windsor, but the member voted against all our measures. Our government is investing and building major energy and infrastructure projects across Canada, including a 30-billion-dollar gas deal with Europe.”

“Mr. Speaker, that member knows very well that we have taken a number of initiatives that have helped Windsor families. People in Windsor know that the member has voted against every one of those measures. However, what we know is that it is time to invest and build. Canada is building again. Today, we announced Canada’s first European LNG agreement, which will attract more than $30 billion in investment. We are building new nuclear in Ontario, critical mineral projects in Quebec, like the Nouveau Monde Graphite’s Matawinie mine project, and in the Prairies, major infrastructure across the country from Newfoundland and Labrador—”

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