Mr. Speaker, it is not us who questioned the loyalty of the Prime Minister. He is the one who is blocking a pipeline that would allow Canada to become energy-independent and reach markets outside of Canada, while he and his company invest in pipelines in the Middle East and Latin America. He is the one who forces Canadians to spend more on taxes than on food, clothing and shelter combined, while he stashes his cash in a Bermuda tax haven above a bicycle shop.
If he wants to say that he is Canada first, why does he not stand up in this House and start acting like it?
