“Mr. Speaker, the truth is that the Prime Minister continues to spend lavishly while Canadians struggle to put food on the table. After more than a decade of Liberal inflationary spending, Canadians are being stuck with the bill while government racks up debt and pays for luxury perks. Food Banks Canada’s newest poverty report card warns that too many Canadians have incomes not meeting the cost of living and having a job is no longer a reliable path to stability. Let that sink in. Working Canadians now make up one in five food bank clients. The Prime Minister says this recession is a result of global economic crisis and tariff problems. If that is true, why is there no other country in G7—”
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 77 wordswe have Canada’s first European LNG agreement, more than $30 billion in investments secured; 1the Nouveau Monde Graphite mine project in Quebec, over 1,000 new jobs, shovels in the ground; 2the Darlington new nuclear project, 18,000 construction jobs; 3the Contrecoeur port expansion, shovels in the ground; 5and 150 Airbus A220s, the largest order of Canadian-built aircraft in Canadian history.4As the Conservatives know, Canada is facing a trade war.We have a plan, Vague promiseand we are building.Vague promise
