Lines that landed: Question Period for October 6
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Lines that landed: Question Period for October 6 ANALYSIS 6 OCTOBER 2026 We follow Question Period daily so you don’t have to.
The Bloc attacked Bill C-39 for letting favoured projects skip environmental review, and raised seniors still waiting on pensions.
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Lines that landed: Question Period for October 6
ANALYSIS
6 OCTOBER 2026
We follow Question Period daily so you don’t have to. Conservatives hammered the government over federal contracts going to American companies despite the Buy Canadian pledge, and pressed their motion to scrap taxes on diesel as harvest bills climb. The Bloc attacked Bill C-39 for letting favoured projects skip environmental review, and raised seniors still waiting on pensions. These are the lines that landed.
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“But these Liberals, they had a solution: buy Canadian. The results?…
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