Mr. Speaker, it is interesting to me how often I see Canadian Conservatives borrowing their policy positions from the right-wing populous in the United States. That might be where this particular member learned to advocate for programs that would cut affordable housing.
Perhaps it was when he was chatting with his roommate at Yale Law School that he learned how to oppose programs that would provide birth control to Canadian women. Maybe it is his engagement in the United States that causes him to deal with policies to legalize assault-style firearms.
In the House, on this side of the House, we will advocate for policies that build more homes more quickly, not oppose them at every turn.