Julie Dabrusin

[Automotive Industry, June 17th, 2025]

Mr. Speaker, we should not be surprised to hear the Conservatives say that this is not a strong industry when it is actually so important here in our country.

We will always stand with auto workers. In Quebec, nearly 25% of new vehicles sold are electric.

[Automotive Industry, June 17th, 2025]

Mr. Speaker, just as a point of clarification about the regulation they are talking about, which is not as they describe, let us be clear that there is no ban on gas-powered vehicles. They can read the regulations.

To be clear, what we are doing is making sure that EVs are available to Canadians. Some 546,000 Canadians accessed our rebate to purchase vehicles because they wanted them.

[Automotive Industry, June 17th, 2025]

Mr. Speaker, what I will do is stand up for auto workers all across our country and stand up for a strong auto industry. I will stand up to make sure that we are climate-competitive and going where the world is moving. If the Conservatives looked at studies, globally EV sales are up.

If the members opposite actually care about making sure we are standing up for our auto workers, I hope they will stand up with us to make sure we are protecting the industry.

[Automotive Industry, June 17th, 2025]

Mr. Speaker, leave it to the Conservatives to hit one of the most major industries we have in our country exactly at the same time as it is getting hit by unjustified tariffs from the United States.

We stand with our auto workers. We have been investing in our auto industry, and we will keep making sure that we have strong union jobs in our auto sector.

[Natural Resources, June 16th, 2025]

Mr. Speaker, when Canadians elected a Liberal government, what did they want? They wanted us to work together to build a strong country and a strong economy. That is exactly what we are doing.

When we become an energy superpower, it will be low cost, low risk and low carbon. Will the Conservatives support our bill to ensure that we can get these projects done?

[Natural Resources, June 16th, 2025]

Mr. Speaker, when Canadians elected this Liberal government, what they asked for was for us to be able to build a strong, united country. What I hear from the opposition is division. That is not what Canadians want. What we saw when the premiers and the Prime Minister sat down together was how we are going to build together.

I hope the Conservatives are going to support our build Canada act so that we can actually get the job done.

[Government Priorities, June 16th, 2025]

Mr. Speaker, we are absolutely committed to protecting the environment while building our economy.

I would like the Bloc Québécois to support us so that we can do exactly what Canadians and Quebeckers asked us to do when they elected us. They elected a Liberal government to ensure that Canada becomes an economic superpower while also thinking about the environment.

[Natural Resources, June 16th, 2025]

Mr. Speaker, the answer is clear. If Canada wants to be an energy superpower, we need to do it in a smart way, and that is to make sure it is low-risk, low-cost and low-carbon. The Conservatives were unable to build anything because they did not do environmental assessments and they did not consult with indigenous peoples. We are not going to follow the way they did things, because that did not get things done. We are going to get things done right.

[Natural Resources, June 16th, 2025]

Mr. Speaker, we have been clear and I will repeat it once again. We are going to keep working to make sure Canada is an energy superpower. To do that, we need to be low-risk, low-cost and low-carbon. We are going to keep making sure that we build a strong Canadian economy. I hope the Conservatives will help support us.

[Oil and Gas Industry, June 13th, 2025]

Mr. Speaker, if the member would like to remember the conversation on Monday evening, he will remember what I actually said, which was that we saw an amazing moment of Canadians' coming together, with premiers and our Prime Minister all talking about how we can do what Canadians have asked us to do, which is to build a strong Canada. The division we see is from the Conservatives.

We are going to work in favour of what Canadians want to see, which is to build a strong, united, sovereign Canada.