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Jasraj Hallan Conservative
“The government makes big promises but fails to deliver. The finance minister promised to lower grocery prices by Thanksgiving 2023, but they have gone up 40% instead. Canadians are paying the price for these failures.”
“Mr. Speaker, my colleague is right. Things get left as announcements. I will give an A+ to the Liberal government for grand announcements, but they get an F when it comes to delivery. They are always showboating about what they are going to do. For example, the current finance minister made a grand show when he said he was going to lower grocery prices by Thanksgiving 2023. That was his promise, but grocery prices have gone up by 40% since then. The Liberals fail to deliver, and Canadians end up paying for this costly failure.”
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Mr. Speaker, my colleague is right. Things get left as announcements. I will give an A+ to the Liberal government for grand announcements, but they get an F when it comes to delivery. They are always showboating about what they are going to do. For example, the current finance minister made a grand show when he said he was going to lower grocery prices by Thanksgiving 2023. That was his promise, but grocery prices have gone up by 40% since then. The Liberals fail to deliver, and Canadians end up paying for this costly failure.