Discussion · Oral Questions
Dominique Vien Conservative
“This budget adds $765 billion in new debt over five years. That is $44,000 for each household, while families struggle to buy groceries and young people cannot afford homes. I want the government to accept our plan to save Canadians money.”
“Mr. Speaker, here is what Gérald Fillion said on Téléjournal yesterday: “We are back to the time-honoured tradition of big-spending Liberal budgets.” The budget adds a record $765 billion in new debt over five years. That is $44,000 per household. Meanwhile, families are struggling to afford groceries and young people cannot afford a home. Will the Liberals finally listen to us and agree to our plan to save Canadians money?”
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Mr. Speaker, here is what Gérald Fillion said on Téléjournal yesterday: “We are back to the time-honoured tradition of big-spending Liberal budgets.” The budget adds a record $765 billion in new debt over five years. That is $44,000 per household. Meanwhile, families are struggling to afford groceries and young people cannot afford a home. Will the Liberals finally listen to us and agree to our plan to save Canadians money?