“I want the House to pass this bill. It will bring in investment, create good-paying jobs, and grow Canada's economy. The opposition parties should not be trying to stop it.”

“Mr. Speaker, I disagree with my colleague. As the member is well aware, this bill is designed to attract investment throughout the country in order to create good-paying jobs across the country and strengthen Canada’s economic growth for future generations. The House now has an opportunity to advance legislation that will help build a stronger and more competitive economy. It is a shame that the parties on the other side of the House are opposing this bill, which is so important for Canada.”

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“This bill helps us build clean energy and electricity projects that cut pollution. The Bloc Québécois used to support these projects, but now they oppose the bill. That makes no sense. I want them to vote for it.”

“Mr. Speaker, it is true that Bill C-39 will have a major impact. It will help us build major electricity and clean energy projects. In fact, it will also help us build projects such as Alto that will help reduce greenhouse gas emissions. I thought the Bloc Québécois supported this project, but now it does not. It makes no sense. Will the Bloc Québécois help us reduce greenhouse gas emissions and make life easier for Canadians?”