“A former governor of the Bank of Canada.”
Said 5 times by 5 members, from April 28 to November 3, in 5 wordings.
Conservative 3Liberal 2
Each sitting week
- Week of April 27: 2 times
- Week of May 4: 0 times
- Week of May 25: 0 times
- Week of June 1: 1 time
- Week of June 8: 1 time
- Week of June 15: 0 times
- Week of September 21: 0 times
- Week of October 5: 0 times
- Week of October 19: 0 times
- Week of October 26: 0 times
- Week of November 2: 1 time
Who said it most
- Adam Chambers 1 time
- Carlos Leitão 1 time
- Jasraj Hallan 1 time
- Ryan Turnbull 1 time
- Stephanie Kusie 1 time
Every time it was said
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Stephanie Kusie Conservative
as a former governor of the Bank of Canada, the Prime Minister should know that fiscal discipline is non-negotiable and that deficits undermine investor confidence and harm Canadian workers.
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Carlos Leitão Liberal
In the case of Canada, for example, we will remember that, when former governor of the Bank of Canada, Mr. Poloz, was questioned about the actions of the central bank in those days, he said we would never think of blaming a fireman for using too much water when fighting a fire.
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Ryan Turnbull Liberal
Let me also say that our biggest bank, our biggest pension plan, even the central bank governor, the governor of the Bank of Canada, have all come to the finance committee and said that Canada is attracting global investors at a rate they have never seen before.
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Jasraj Hallan Conservative
In fact, the deputy governor of the Bank of Canada, Carolyn Rogers, many years ago, said that Canada is in a “break glass” emergency.
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Adam Chambers Conservative
a former governor of the Bank of Canada, David Dodge, has a simple rule: The government should be wary when it spends more than 10% of its revenue on debt service costs.