Adjournment Proceedings
An adjournment debate on youth unemployment and federal support for job training. Garnett Genuis (Conservative) said Canada faces a recession, rising food bank use and a youth unemployment crisis, and asked when the government would present a plan, arguing payroll taxes should be lowered so small businesses can hire young people. Leslie Church (Liberal) pointed to federal transfers to provinces for job training and a six-billion-dollar investment to train 100,000 trades workers, and asked the Conservatives to support the plan rather than vote against it. Genuis replied that Conservatives created trades grants years earlier which the government later cancelled and is now restoring as if new.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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