“Mr. Speaker, of course the tax break would be passed on to the consumer, and that is something the government does watch for. The idea of what would take place is not necessarily a new idea. In fact, Wab Kinew, to his credit, after the last provincial election in Manitoba, did the same thing, and it did provide relief and dealt with, in part, the issue of affordability. My question to the member opposite is this: Does he not agree that providing this sort of tax relief would at the very least address the issue of affordability for a period of time when Canadians need to get that break?”
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Mr. Speaker, Positioning · 8 wordsI am a bit surprised by his question.PositioningClaims · 12 wordsWe moved a motion earlier because we wanted to talk about affordability.Partly on pointPositioning · 15 wordsHe voted against that motion, 1Off pointso I am having a hard time understanding his question.PositioningPartly on pointClaims · 11 wordsAgain, the Liberals have set an end date for the taxes.2Positioning · 5 wordsWhy not eliminate them altogether?PositioningReasoning · 16 wordsThat would give Canadians and Quebeckers, including the people of Beauce, a bit of breathing room.
