Discussion · Oral Questions
Jonathan Rowe Conservative
“Canadian families are struggling to afford food. At the same time, the Prime Minister spent $175,000 on fancy meals. Canadians should not have to pay for his food.”
“Mr. Speaker, while families across Canada are struggling to put food on their table, the Prime Minister has no problem putting food on his table, most of which we cannot pronounce: truffle risotto, veal blanquette, entrecôte beef with demi-glace sauce, sea bass fillet and desserts like crème brûlée to top of it all off. This adds up to the low price of $175,000. How does the Prime Minister have the nerve to stick this bill to hard-working Canadians?”
Official Hansard
Mr. Speaker, while families across Canada are struggling to put food on their table, the Prime Minister has no problem putting food on his table, most of which we cannot pronounce: truffle risotto, veal blanquette, entrecôte beef with demi-glace sauce, sea bass fillet and desserts like crème brûlée to top of it all off. This adds up to the low price of $175,000. How does the Prime Minister have the nerve to stick this bill to hard-working Canadians?