Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: Mr. Speaker, will the minister admit that he should support the shipbuilding industry in Quebec and Canada by taking the same kind of measures the U.S. government has in place for its industry, so that our builders can at least compete on a level playing field with the Americans?
Americans have the higher edge here
Canada is part of some free trade agreements.
American helps other countries
American ministers will be able to initiate a settlement process that is satisfactory to victims and their families in Canada.
Free trade agreements involving Canada exist.
The employer is Canadian.
The Minister of Canadian Heritage does not agree with lowering the taxes millionaires pay to those of the US levels.
the government gave money to another country to compete with ours
These economic measures have been imposed as protectionist measures for Canadian industries. 
Canada would welcome something.
The US government argued in favor of Boeing.
Canadians are being asked to understand the frustration of workers in the country.
Quebec wants to implement it's own policies.
Quebec doesn't want any help
Bloc Quebecois want to make sure that provincial jurisdictions are belittled.
There are businesses in Quebec.
Canada is involved in free trade agreements.
canadians are mentioned in this
Canadians agree with this bill
Canadians think Americans are greedy.
Canada seeks to be globally undistinguished. 
Canadian auto manufacturers lobbied for Bill C-11.
The author is not asking the mr. speaker a question, he is scolding him very badly
The author is not asking the mr. speaker a question, he is scolding him as to make him cry like a little baby
The author is not asking the mr. speaker a question, he's giving him orders 