“Mr. Speaker, when I became a member of Parliament in my community of Eskasoni, child poverty rates there were at 75%. If my son was going to school, that would be the majority of his classmates. One of the reasons I have been so proud is that our government, since 2024, has put a national school food program in place, and today I can say those children receive a healthy breakfast when they go to school in our communities. It is one of the things I am most proud of. We need to help Canadians. We need to continue to support marginalized communities. I am really proud of the efforts of our government to ensure that all of the families who need help in my community and many others across Canada are able to benefit.”
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 39 wordsone thing that is often overlooked but is a major contributor to this affordability crisis is climate change.Think of all the natural disasters, the wildfires and floods, that are caused by climate change and rising greenhouse gas emissions.The question · 22 wordsDoes my colleague think it would be a good idea to examine this in depth in the context of the affordability crisis?
