“The Prime Minister promised to buy Canadian goods. Instead, the government spent nearly eight billion dollars on American goods, which is a fifty percent increase. I want the Prime Minister to explain why he sent Canadian tax dollars to the United States during a trade war.”

“Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister made a flashy announcement about promising to buy and build Canadian, yet we have learned this was all talk and no results. It was just a big political stunt. The Toronto Star confirms that since he made that promise, government purchases from American companies have actually increased by 50%, to nearly $8 billion. The Liberals are completely out of touch, and Canadians are rightfully shocked by this. Why is the Prime Minister choosing to send billions of Canadian tax dollars to the United States in the middle of an unjust trade war?”

“The Liberals say they buy Canadian, but they do not. They are using Chinese steel for a major energy project instead of hiring Canadian steelworkers, and they gave eight billion dollars in contracts to American companies. I want the government to stop sending Canadian jobs and money to other countries.”

“Mr. Speaker, we always have to dig deeper to get the truth when it comes to the Liberals’ big announcements and promises. The Liberals claim they are buying Canadian, but that is not the case in two multi-billion-dollar examples. The reannounced LNG phase two project will be using Chinese steel instead of supporting laid-off Canadian steelworkers, and shockingly, the Liberals are handing out billions in federal contracts and work to American companies. So much for buy Canadian. The Prime Minister pretends to stand up to President Trump while giving out $8 billion to the United States in contracts. The question is simple. When will the Liberals stop sending Canadian jobs and money to Beijing and Washington?”

“The Prime Minister gave 50 percent more government contracts to American companies instead of Canadian ones. This sends Canadian jobs to the United States. I want the government to spend Canadian tax dollars on Canadian businesses instead.”

“Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister has told Canadians time and time again how during a generational trade war, the Liberals plan on strengthening the Canadian economy. However, the data suggests otherwise. According to the Toronto Star, the Prime Minister has increased Canadian contracts to the U.S. by over 50%. Canadian industry needs support from the Prime Minister, not inconsistency and more political grandstanding. Our Conservative plan would save Canadian jobs, not send them down south. When will the government prioritize the Canadian economy and spend Canadian dollars on Canadian goods?”