“Mr. Speaker, the Liberals are all talk, no results. If their plan were working, we would not be facing an affordability crisis. Now, 63% of Canadian workers say that their biggest financial stress is the cost of living. According to the National Payroll Institute, half of employed Canadians spend all of their net pay or more just to be able to keep up with rising costs. I will ask again, why will the Liberals not adopt our plan to cut taxes so that hard-working Canadians can afford to live?”
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 95 wordsthere is a plan on the table that is working for Canadians, and it is the Liberal plan.It includes doing things like making sure that families such as Daniel’s have affordable child care, which is saving families in Ontario over $10,000 per year right now.1It is ensuring that families in the member’s riding have access to the Canada child benefit or to a national school food program so that Daniel’s kids can go to school and actually have food in their stomachs.2It is a program that the Conservative leader called bureaucracy yesterday.3Off pointThe ask · 19 wordsIf the Conservatives want to stand here and fight for families, then they should come on board and stand— Partly on pointSome hon. members: Oh, oh!
