Intergovernmental Affairs
Question period touched on Bill C-39, the Building Canada Strong Act, a large bill covering project reviews, infrastructure approvals, and economic measures. The Bloc Québécois said the bill weakens democracy and the environment, would let Ottawa take control of Quebec lands, would privatize ports, and that Quebec was not consulted, also raising a separate federal business tax cut it said would cost Quebec $1 billion a year. Liberals replied that they work to bring jobs and investment to Quebec, pointing to the Churchill Falls deal, denied any plan to privatize ports, and said the tax cut would help Quebec small businesses, with the Premier of Quebec calling it positive.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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