Mr. Speaker, I have no doubt that Memorial University has a great program in civil engineering. However, I would encourage the member to go back and get an economics degree from Memorial, because that was an interesting lesson in talking about examples without understanding that we are in a global economy. It was a cute speech in that sense but, in terms of its actual practicality, not very valuable to members of the House.
There are a few things I need to correct the record on.
On Veterans Affairs, we are not cutting $4 billion. That is an outright misconception the member is putting into the House.
We are changing the cannabis policy from $8.50 a gram down to $6. Is that really something that he is against as we try to find efficiencies? I do not think so.
In terms of the Sisson mine, that is a major project in New Brunswick. He seemed to gloss over that. In relation to projects in Newfoundland and Labrador, he should call his friend Premier Wakeham and ask him what he is putting before the House and what we are going to be working on. The member just—