“Mr. Speaker, at a charity event in L’Ancienne‑Lorette this past weekend, I met a senior couple named Pierre and Nicole, who told me about the day-to-day reality they and their adult children are facing. Food prices are going up; rent is going up; transportation costs are going up. That is the reality facing seniors and their adult children as they try to build a prosperous life for their families in Canada. Clearly, the Liberal policies are failing. Will this government face the fact that it should adopt the Conservative economic plan?”
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 57 wordswe introduced a number of programs to support Canadians.For some unknown reason, the Conservatives decided to vote against these measures.1Off pointNow my colleague is talking about the Liberal government’s policies, the very policies that have led to the strongest economic growth in the G7 over the last quarter.2Canada has also attracted the most foreign investment.3
