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During Question Period, a Liberal member asked what a recently announced agreement with Quebec means for young people in Quebec and across Canada. The Secretary of State for Children and Youth replied that the federal government is investing $10 billion in Quebec, saying the money will go toward new school campuses, hospitals, emergency rooms, and improved public transit, which she said would benefit young people.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .

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Tatiana Auguste

Liberal
“I want the minister to explain what our new agreement with Quebec means for young people.”
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Mr. Speaker, young people deserve to grow up in safe, united communities brimming with opportunities. Could the Secretary of State for Children and Youth explain for the House what the historic agreement reached last week with Quebec means for young people in Quebec and Canada?

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Anna Gainey

Liberal

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“Our government is investing $10 billion in Quebec to help young people. We are using the money to build new schools, hospitals, and transit.”

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Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague from Terrebonne for her question. Our government invested $10 billion in Quebec, and young people are going to reap the benefits. We are going to build modern school campuses, hospitals and emergency rooms. We are going to improve public transit to take people to school and to work. We are building a strong economy for our youth and for our future.

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