MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT
Provost reliably sticks to talking points about government spending programs, dodging any criticism of their effectiveness or affordability. She frequently mentions her Secretary of State for Nature role to bolster environmental credibility, but deflects specifics on thorny issues like pipelines. A united front with her party takes priority over engaging with tough questions.
Oral Questions
“We are growing the economy by taking care of Canadians. Seniors are getting a groceries benefit. Seniors will get money directly to help with rising costs. We are also helping seniors with the Canadian dental care plan. We are directly supporting seniors. These measures would not be possible without us. We are there for seniors.”
Oral Questions
“We know Canadians have problems. We want Canadians to know we have solutions. Our solutions give money to Canadians. Our solutions also create jobs. We want Canadians to have jobs in the future. We are doing this. We want other people to help us do this.”
Oral Questions
“I think we must spend money to control climate. It is so important we must do whatever my strategy says. Alberta must accept my plan.”
