Vincent Ho
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Before being elected to Parliament, Vincent Ho had a career as a lawyer. He was reportedly a partner at the law firm Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP, where his practice focused on corporate and securities law. His work involved advising clients on public offerings, mergers and acquisitions, and corporate governance matters.
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Mr. Speaker, after a decade of costly Liberal credit card budgeting, young Canadians are facing more costs, more taxes, more debt, more on the national credit card, and more of the same. Prime Minister Theis just another costly Liberal who has surged youth unemployment beyond recessionary levels. Since 2022, youth unemployment has surged from 12.3% to 18.9%, and young Canadians are remaining
Mr. Speaker, the Liberal member has a lengthy history of supporting Bernie Sanders. A quick Google search revealed that he has many photos of press releases from events where she is seen sitting next to Bernie Sanders or supporting and applauding him down in the United States. What U.S.-style politics and policy from Bernie Sanders is she going to import into Canada?
Prime Minister Mr. Speaker, the Liberalcalls himself the master negotiator, yet he changes his tone on the U.S. faster than the weather changes in April. One day he is talking about a rupture, the next day about a mutual success, then a weakness, and now, being stronger together. Prime Minister Steel tariffs have doubled, lumber tariffs have tripled, and manufacturing tariffs are hitting our
Prime Minister Mr. Speaker, the Liberalcalls himself a master negotiator, but he has only managed to flip-flop his position on the U.S. like a magician, distracting with illusions while nothing actually happens. Last year he said “elbows up” to Washington. Then, months later, he put his elbows down and said “who cares?” about talks with the U.S. Prime Minister We can fast-forward to this year.
Mr. Speaker, while Mexico is already at the negotiating table with the United States, Canada has not held serious negotiations for months now. Prime Minister The Liberallikes to tout himself as a serious person, but Canadians are starting to see that there is nothing serious about his approach on trade with the U.S. First, he says our relationship with the U.S. is ruptured and then it is a
Prime Minister Mr. Speaker, we have been hearing Liberal rhetoric all day long about building major projects, but the Liberallikes to talk about Canada as an “energy superpower.” The reality is that the Liberals' own anti-development laws have been blocking our ability to build a pipeline to move our own resources to market. Meanwhile, the United States is approving energy infrastructure at
Prime Minister Mr. Speaker, the Liberaltouts himself as the master negotiator, yet he flip-flops on his position on U.S. trade like a magician distracting with illusions while nothing actually happens. Last year, the Prime Minister said “elbows up” to Washington. Months later, he put his elbows down and said, “Who cares?” about the talks. Fast-forward to this year, and the Liberal Prime Minister
Mr. Speaker, the Liberal immigration minister says she is “accountable” but not responsible for dropping the ball when letting terrorists into Canada. Letting in a known terrorist should have set off every alarm bell in the Liberal government, yet just last week, the visitor permit of an Iranian regime-linked individual was specifically exempted and his entry into Canada rubber-stamped under the