Mr. Speaker, from the beginning the Pearson airport contract has been a conflict of allegations and facts.
The latest allegation is that the Prime Minister discussed Pearson and solicited funds from Jack Mathews. The facts are that as soon as the alleged evidence of the Prime Minister's involvement surfaced an offer worth $325 million more than Terminal 3's value was floated, which if accepted would conveniently end the newest allegation.
My question is for the Prime Minister. Does he not agree that this latest allegation is serious and that paying off people without a full public inquiry, which I have been requesting since the beginning of this fiasco, would lead to an assumption of guilt?