“Mr. Speaker, my colleague just made reference to the health care system. Obviously, I assume we have all heard many stories of families or loved ones facing challenges going through our health care system. I am curious what the member thinks about the fact that the totality of all of the money we send to provinces to deliver that health care system has been now dwarfed by the interest on the debt the Liberal government has accrued, and this will be getting worse year over year. Why is it better to send money to bankers and bondholders than to help people in our health care system?”
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 50 wordsone of the things we are doing extraordinarily well in this budget is making significant generational investments in indigenous reconciliation with nearly $50 billion in investment in new measures that allow indigenous communities to get to reconciliation.1Unearned certaintyVague promiseThis is a way of supporting Canadians who need support in these times.Partly on pointVague promise
