“Canada's economy is doing well. We brought in a record amount of foreign investment in 2025, and our growth is second in the G7. We are spending money on housing, building projects, and defence.”

“Mr. Speaker, I can see on the Conservatives’ faces today that they are not very happy, but let me bring them good news, because the country wants good news. In fact, in 2025, Canada received the highest level of foreign direct investment. That is Canada. We have the second-fastest growth in the G7. We have made generational investments in housing, infrastructure, productivity, innovation and defence. We are going to build Canada strong. Let them get on board. We are going to build this country.”

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“Canadians care about the high cost of rent, food, and gas. We took action by spending money on cheap housing, sending grocery payments to 12 million people, and cutting the tax on fuel.”

“Mr. Speaker, Canadians do not want another clip. They do not want just another question. They want action. That is exactly what we have done on this side of the House. Canadians are concerned about the cost of rent, the cost of food and the cost of gas. That is exactly what we have tackled. We have made record investments in affordable housing, we have just sent the groceries benefit to more than 12 million Canadians and we have suspended the excise fuel tax on gas. We understand what Canadians want, and we will deliver for Canadians. Every day is a good day to fight for Canadians.”

“The Conservatives did not support our programs to help Canadians with the cost of food, child care, and raising children. We were there to help people, but they were not.”

“Mr. Speaker, what the people watching at home today are seeing is the Conservatives’ hypocrisy. Where were the Conservatives when we launched the Canada child benefit, the national school food program, the Canada disability benefit and the Canada groceries and essentials benefit? Where were they when we launched the Canada-wide early learning and child care program? Where were they when we launched the Canada workers benefit? They were nowhere to be found, but we were there for Canadians.”

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“Conservatives pretend to care, but they vote against measures that help people. The child benefit paid 80 million dollars to over 13,000 families in the member's riding, but he voted against it.”

“Mr. Speaker, in response to my colleague, I would say that what is not working is the Conservatives. They stand up and pretend to show empathy, but when it comes time to vote for concrete measures that help their constituents, they vote against them at every turn. I encourage my colleague to do some math. In his riding, the Canada child benefit, which he voted against, paid out $80 million to 13,245 families. He should do the math, and then we will see if he can stand up and tell me that this has no impact on the lives of his constituents.”

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“Natural gas projects are creating thousands of jobs and will start producing gas soon. Another project is starting soon with 1,000 more jobs. The Conservatives should support this work.”

“Mr. Speaker, my colleague, the Minister of Finance, is not the only person who has good news today. I want to let members know that the 2,000 workers at Woodfibre LNG are working hard, and they will be producing new LNG in 2027. By the way, the 1,000 workers at Cedar LNG are also working hard, and they will be producing new LNG in 2028. More good news is that the sunrise project is going to start turning sod in a couple of weeks for another 1,000 workers. Maybe the Conservatives can get on board and start helping to build.”

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“We try to help Canadians by funding dental care, food, and child benefits, and by bringing back jobs from other countries. The Conservatives vote against these programs and criticize us when we defend Canada in trade disputes. What are they actually for?”

“Mr. Speaker, Canadians watching are somewhat confused, because every time we propose a measure to help vulnerable Canadians, like the groceries and essentials benefit, dental care or the Canada child benefit, the Conservatives vote against it. When we are attacked with an unjustified, illegal trade war, what do Conservatives say? They say we are throwing a hissy fit. When we put more measures in place and when the Prime Minister goes abroad to bring back jobs and investment, the Conservatives are against them. I ask again, what are the Conservatives for?”

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