Tanveer Shahnawaz

“Canada has a chance to build a stronger country with new jobs and investments. I want the Minister of Finance to update the House on the next steps in our plan.”

“Mr. Speaker, Canada has a unique opportunity to build a stronger, more independent and resilient country. In a rapidly changing world, that means new jobs, new investments and new opportunities for all Canadians. Can the Minister of Finance and National Revenue please update the House on the next steps in our plan to help Canadians seize these new opportunities?”

“I want the Minister of Industry to update us on what the government is doing to attract investment, find new markets, and grow our economy.”

“Mr. Speaker, it is an honour to rise in the House on behalf of the people of Beaches—East York for the first time. They sent me here to help bring down costs for families, protect workers and businesses, and build a more prosperous Canada for all. Can the Minister of Industry please update the House on the work being done to attract new investment, diversify markets and build a stronger economy?”

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