Madam Speaker, I want to be clear: Canada's environmental policies are designed to reduce pollution and drive innovation, not to raise grocery prices.
Clean-fuel projects, such as Imperial Oil's renewable diesel factory in Alberta, Char Technologies' clean-energy projects in Ontario and Quebec, and Air Products' hydrogen complex in Edmonton are creating jobs and keeping Canadians competitive in the global clean economy. Eliminating these measures, as the member opposite suggests, would risk investment, cost jobs and increase pollution.
Canadians deserve solutions that protect affordability today and build a sustainable and competitive economy for the future.