Mr. Speaker, I have had the opportunity to talk about the contrast between the government and the official opposition, or the Conservative far right. I have found that it is a good example to show that contrast. The leader of the Conservative Party, when he was the minister responsible for housing, did not actually do anything as a minister of housing.
This is consistent with what the Conservative Party is espousing today, which is that we do not need to do anything, that we need to just get out of the way and leave it up to the private sector, whereas the government, today's government, and today's Prime Minister are working with premiers, mayors of municipalities of all sizes and indigenous communities, all of which are saying that there is room for us to be doing things in that field.
Would the member not agree that we should be listening to what others, beyond the leader of the Conservative Party, are saying?