Mr. Speaker, under the Liberal Prime Minister, Canada's biggest export to the U.S. has become well-paying auto jobs. Paycheques are vanishing. First it was Windsor, then Brampton, then Oshawa, then Ingersoll. Now people in my community are terrified that Cambridge will be next, with thousands of livelihoods hanging in the balance.
The Prime Minister admitted that he is unlikely to get a complete trade deal with the U.S., despite all his endless promises. He is full of talk but out of gas, and Canadians are left stranded. How many more jobs will get sent south because of his broken promises and negotiating failures?
