Adjournment Proceedings
An adjournment debate on the state of Canada’s economy and job losses. Tamara Jansen of the Conservatives said the government’s spending, taxes and red tape are hurting the economy, citing job losses and businesses leaving, and called for lower taxes and fewer rules so Canadians can build their own success. Brendan Hanley, a Liberal parliamentary secretary, said the government is investing billions in job training, including support for workers affected by U.S. tariffs in industries like steel and lumber, and funding for skilled trades to help build homes. Jansen replied that the economy has shrunk despite promises of growth, and repeated the call to cut taxes and red tape.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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