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the honorable member for Luis Akawen.
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Well, Mr. Speaker, just a few weeks ago,
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all of these people were elected telling
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Canadians they would control spending.
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And on Tuesday, the king said that there
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would be new fiscal discipline with a
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maximum increase in spending of 2%. That
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was Tuesday morning. And then Tuesday
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afternoon, this government brought in
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new legislation. And actually, we saw
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that spending would go up by 8%.
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this new prime minister who was supposed
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to be a global banker. Who would have
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thought he would do worse than the
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former drama teacher Justin Trudeau? So
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my only question to the Minister of
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Finance is can you stop channeling
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Justin Trudeau? The honorable minister
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of finance. Well, I have a great deal of
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respect for my colleague, Mr. Speaker.
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He's a veteran MP. But I don't know why
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he wants to distract Canadians from
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today's good news. For once, the
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Conservatives should be happy on a
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Friday morning. Mr. Speaker, we're
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looking at 2.2% growth in Canada. That's
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higher than what economists were
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predicting. We have a plan to grow the
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Canadian economy. We have a plan to
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build tomorrow's economy. We have a plan
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for a strong Canada. That's exactly what
