Madam Speaker, every time the Prime Minister talks trade, it seems Brookfield comes out ahead and Canadians get left behind. He travels to Washington, and Brookfield gets an $80-billion nuclear deal. He travels to the U.K., and Brookfield gets money from the European Space Agency. He hosts Swedish royalty in Canada, and Brookfield announces an AI deal even before they land back in Stockholm.
Now the Prime Minister is forcing Alberta to put money into carbon capture programs in exchange for a pipeline, and guess who has a major stake in the sector. It is Brookfield.
When the Prime Minister said he would build at a scale not seen in generations, did he really mean just for Brookfield?