MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT

Scot Davidson

Conservative New Tecumseth—Gwillimbury 23 statements translated

Davidson frequently criticizes the Liberal government's economic policies, arguing they are driving up costs and making life less affordable for Canadians. He pushes for lower spending and taxes. Davidson also often promotes the interests of his riding, especially when it comes to auto sector jobs and infrastructure.

Oral Questions

International Trade

2026-04-24

“It has been 278 days. The Prime Minister is not at the table. When will we get the promised trade deal?”

Statements by Members

Government Policies

2026-04-24

“I want to complain about the government's record by listing off all the ways they've failed. The Liberals have failed on trade, housing, cost of living, spending, and immigration. These failures are hurting real Canadians like young couples, auto workers, small business owners, and farmers. The Prime Minister should reflect on his 365 days of failure and the negative impact it's had.”

Official Hansard

Mr. Speaker, it is one year into the Liberal government's mandate. That means it is report card time. Let us have a look at how the Liberals are doing: negotiating a trade deal with the United States, fail; making housing more affordable, fail; addressing the rising cost of living, fail; lowering government spending, fail; getting immigration under control, fail. Across the board, the Liberal government has earned a failing grade, but it is not the Liberals being held back, it is Canadians. The young couple who cannot afford a first home, the auto worker whose shift got cut, the small business owner who woke up to a 25% tariff and the farmer with nowhere to sell are all being held back. The Prime Minister wants to talk about forward guidance. How about he starts by looking back at 365 days of failure and the impact that has had on Canadians?

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Government Orders

Government Business No. 9—Changes to Standing Orders

2026-04-23

“You want too much control. I don't trust you. Parliamentary committees should examine and access everything. Canadians didn't give you that power in the election.”