“Mr. Speaker, one in three Canadians are skipping meals because groceries are too expensive. The number one job of the budget is to save Canadians money. Will this Prime Minister get rid of all of his 20¢-per-litre taxes on diesel and gasoline to help Canadians save money at the pump and at the grocery store? With one in three Canadians skipping meals because they cannot afford groceries under this Prime Minister, job one for the budget is to save Canadians money. Will he get rid of his 20¢-a-litre tax on gas, to save Canadians at the pump and at the grocery store?”
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Mr. Speaker, Promise · 42 wordsin a few hours, we will unveil the budget so that Canadians can become masters of our destiny, Vague promiseand therefore masters of their own destiny, through affordability, opportunities and, above all, sovereignty, so that we can live our lives as we choose.Partly on point