“Madam Speaker, I was wondering what to ask my colleague, and she actually answered my question in her speech. I recalled that before she became such an exceptional member of Parliament, she was an equally exceptional family doctor. She talked about all the programs we have put in place, including the Canada child benefit, the Canada groceries and essentials benefit, the Canadian dental care plan and a program that is particularly important to me, the national school food program. I am sure that when she looked after people in her previous life, they were grateful to receive assistance from various levels of government and from various organizations. Can she tell us whether the people receiving these supports are actually seeing any improvement in their quality of life?”
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Claims · 31 wordsWhat we know, Madam Speaker, is that what we call the determinants of health involve more than just the care that Canadians receive at the doctor’s office or at a hospital.1Reasoning · 66 wordsAbove all, the foundations of the determinants of health have to do with the underlying factors that shape health—whether it be economic well-being, nutrition, housing, 2or the environment.Partly on pointThat is why I wanted to come here and contribute to the work of the House of Commons.In my opinion, investing in these programs is precisely what it means to invest in the health of my community.