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Search complete. 3 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Davie Shipbuilding".

Oct 13, 2026

Kory TeneyckePANELIST
61:11
But let's not mistake Irving for a private sector company when it comes to building naval vessels.
Kory TeneyckePANELIST
61:17
or C-SPAN or Davie Shipyards.
Kory TeneyckePANELIST
61:20
And, like, there are industries that are highly associated with, you know, with the defense of the country or core infrastructure, whether it's airports or other things, that the state has always had a role in.
Kory TeneyckePANELIST
61:33
God, I
Thomas MulcairGUEST
6:40
He, he s- he delivered to Quebec and to Quebecers, but especially to Christine Fréchette, because she looked like the most likely vehicle to defeat the separatists and defeat this impending referendum.
Thomas MulcairGUEST
6:52
You know, massive deals on icebreakers being built near Quebec City while the CAQ... [laughs] It's a former PQ minister named Bernard Drainville who was the CAQ minister, and he finished third last night, and his riding was Lévis, where they had just gotten that $11 billion contract for Davie Shipbuilding.
Thomas MulcairGUEST
7:08
So it gives you an idea of the scope of the wipeout.
Thomas MulcairGUEST
7:12
So w- what happens with Carney now is he's gonna have to weigh things very carefully.
Mark CarneySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:16
Yes.
Mark CarneySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:17
Well, the first is the announcement at the Davie Shipyard, which is the biggest investment in shipbuilding in Quebec's history, was made prior to the start of the campaign.
Mark CarneySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:31
and natural that, of course, that I would be there and other officials would be there.
Mark CarneySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:37
Today's announcement was determined, the timing of it was determined by the five private sector partners for LNG2.

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