Madam Speaker, I find it interesting that the member from Saskatchewan failed to reference the historic agreement to extend $10-a-day child care to Saskatchewan. My colleague, the Secretary of State for Rural Development, made that announcement with his counterpart from Saskatchewan. This is $10-a-day child care for families in Saskatchewan. In fact, the premier and province are working collaboratively with the federal government to make sure that families get this great relief in terms of the cost of child care and to ensure that families can fully participate in the workforce. While the member talks about leadership, we are actually practising leadership on this side, because leadership is about supporting provinces and territories.
The member also referenced the pandemic. I will reference the support that we provided to Saskatchewan to make sure that the Saskatchewan Minister of Health could save lives in Saskatchewan. That is what we have been doing over the last 10 years: being a good partner to provinces and territories.
Maybe the member could speak about his opposition to affordable child care and to the supports for the Minister of Health, not just during the pandemic but ongoing, and why he continues to vote against the interests of his community of Moose Jaw.