“Mr. Speaker, earlier this year, the Prime Minister said that affordability is the best it has been in over a decade, but despite the Prime Minister’s promise, Canadian families are in trouble. In Yukon, food bank visits are up 24% from 2025. In the Northwest Territories and Nunavut, food bank visits are up 29% from 2025, and 32.5% of food bank visitors are children. Will the Prime Minister admit that food banks are now the sad reality for too many Canadians, or is he really that out of touch?”
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 39 wordsapart from the suite of supports that my colleagues have outlined already today, we are also diversifying our trade partners, supercharging major projects, investing in workers, drawing down costs and keeping the needs of Canadians foremost in every decision.Partly on pointVague promisePositioning · 11 wordsThe other side of the House is just playing politics today.PositioningThe question · 23 wordsWhy do the Conservatives not come along with the projects that are actually making a difference for this country and in people’s lives?Off point
