“Helping people afford life is our top priority. We spent money on affordable housing, paused the federal gas tax, and helped with grocery costs. The Conservatives keep voting against these measures. I hope they will support them in the future.”

“Mr. Speaker, affordability is the number one priority. That is why we have made historic investments in affordable housing and taken other measures, such as suspending the federal gas tax and providing relief on groceries and essential items. The problem is that, every time we have proposed affordability measures, the Conservatives have voted against them. I hope that, one day, we will be able to count on their support to build a strong Canada, together.”

“We help Canadians every day, but the Conservatives voted against our child benefit, our school food program, our disability benefit, and our grocery benefit.”

“Mr. Speaker, the problem is that when we introduced the Canada child benefit, the Conservatives voted against it. When we introduced the Canada national school food program, the Conservatives voted against it. When we introduced the Canada disability benefit, the Conservatives voted against it. When we introduced the Canada groceries and essentials benefit, the Conservatives voted against it. On this side of the House, we know that we must stand up every day to defend Canadians. That is exactly what we are doing, and we will continue to do so.”

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“This bill is good for our country and its unity. It will create jobs for young Quebeckers and help both Quebec and Canada grow.”

“Mr. Speaker, with all due respect to the leader of the Bloc Québécois, today is a very good day for Canadian unity. We thank the people of Alberta who, like Quebeckers have always done, voted to be part of a country that stands tall, a country that is building itself. Yes, Bill C‑39 will enable us to continue building this great and beautiful country, provide young Quebeckers with job opportunities and help Quebec and Canada grow.”

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“We already answered all of the Bloc's questions yesterday. This bill gives Quebeckers the growth, jobs, and major projects they want. The Bloc should vote for it.”

“Mr. Speaker, the leader of the Bloc Québécois was obviously not present at yesterday’s sitting, when all questions from his party and all members were answered. On the contrary, we have explained and outlined the measures we will take to give Quebeckers what they are asking for. What they are asking for is growth, job opportunities, projects like Churchill Falls or Nouveau Monde Graphite, like the Contrecoeur port, and to build a strong country. Bill C‑39 is the right solution, and the Bloc Québécois should vote in favour of it.”

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