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Business of Supply May 15th, 2023
Mr. Chair, almost half a million homes built or repaired is a significant impact. Almost two million Canadian households helped through the national housing strategy is a significant impact.
Is the hon. member denigrating that number and minimizing the impact?
Business of Supply May 15th, 2023
Mr. Chair, I do want to speak about housing. The problem is the Conservatives have no plan, and they stand here, pretending to care about Canadians and getting help to them, but they vote against all the measures we bring to this House.
Business of Supply May 15th, 2023
Mr. Chair, the Conservatives do not have a plan. All they have is gimmicks and buzzwords.
Business of Supply May 15th, 2023
Mr. Chair, do the Conservatives have a plan for housing, or do they just have rhetoric and buzzwords?
Business of Supply May 15th, 2023
Mr. Chair, we know that one of the solutions to higher housing prices is more supply. We brought in measures to create more supply. The Conservatives voted against it.
Business of Supply May 15th, 2023
Mr. Chair, the Conservatives have all the questions tonight, but they have no plan on housing, and they have no help for Canadians who actually need help with housing.
Business of Supply May 15th, 2023
Mr. Chair, if the Conservatives are serious about rental supports, why did they vote against the Canada housing benefit, which is delivering real supports to Canadian renters?
Business of Supply May 15th, 2023
Mr. Chair, why did the Conservatives vote against supports for homebuyers?
Business of Supply May 15th, 2023
Mr. Chair, if they care about housing affordability, why did the Conservatives vote against the first-time homebuyer incentive?
Business of Supply May 15th, 2023
Mr. Chair, that is the party that believes in cuts. We believe in federal leadership on housing.