Discussion · Oral Questions
Dane Lloyd Conservative
“The Bank of Canada just raised interest rates, making it harder for struggling families to pay their mortgages and debts. Costs for fuel, food, and homes keep rising because of the government's deficit spending. The Prime Minister needs to stop the spending and taxes that are driving up costs.”
“Mr. Speaker, the Bank of Canada just raised its interest rate for the first time in three years, hitting Canadians with higher mortgage and borrowing costs at a time when families are already struggling to make ends meet. The cost of fuel, food and homes keeps rising. Families are already going further into debt each month just to make ends meet, and now they have to pay higher interest. We know that inflation and interest are rising due to the Liberal government’s massive deficit spending. Why will the Prime Minister not stop his inflationary spending and his taxes that are driving up the cost for struggling Canadians?”
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“The Bank of Canada raised its interest rate for the first time in three years.”
Said 3 times by 3 members since October 30.
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Mr. Speaker, the Bank of Canada just raised its interest rate for the first time in three years, hitting Canadians with higher mortgage and borrowing costs at a time when families are already struggling to make ends meet. The cost of fuel, food and homes keeps rising. Families are already going further into debt each month just to make ends meet, and now they have to pay higher interest. We know that inflation and interest are rising due to the Liberal government’s massive deficit spending. Why will the Prime Minister not stop his inflationary spending and his taxes that are driving up the cost for struggling Canadians?