“Liberal MPs do not speak out against the Prime Minister's weak climate record because they are afraid of him. News reports say he yells at them when they disagree with him.”

“Mr. Speaker, we were wondering why the Liberals did not have the courage to criticize the Prime Minister’s climate record. The Toronto Star explains it. According to Liberal elected officials, the Prime Minister is literally yelling at his MPs when they tell him things he does not want to hear. They are not allowed to question him. They are not allowed to write to him either. Are the Liberal members throwing in the towel on climate change because they are afraid of the Prime Minister?”

“Hundreds of mayors are criticizing the Prime Minister for supporting the oil industry instead of fighting climate change. I want to know if he will listen to them.”

“Mr. Speaker, as wildfire season approaches, today, 300 mayors are calling the Prime Minister out on his climate record and his shift toward the oil sector. Representatives of half the population are telling the Prime Minister that if he wants to build the country, as he claims, he first has to make sure not to burn it down. We already know that the Prime Minister wants nothing to do with environmental groups and Parliament. We now know that he yells at his own members. Will he at least listen to these mayors or will he yell at them too?”