“The government spends too much money, and that is making life more expensive. The Bank of Canada says government spending is driving up interest rates. I want the Prime Minister to stop spending so much money.”

“Mr. Speaker, next week, the Liberals are set to release their fiscal update. The Prime Minister is copying Justin Trudeau’s playbook as he burns through more taxpayer dollars, goes deeper into debt and piles even more inflationary spending on every Canadian family. After more than a decade, none of the Liberals have realized that the more they spend, the worse affordability is for everyone. The Bank of Canada confirmed last week that rising interest rates are directly tied to excessive government spending. If the Prime Minister will not bother with this place, will he at least call his friends at the Bank of Canada and get his spending under control?”

“The government's high spending and deficits hurt our economy and cost Canadians money. When will this stop, and who will take responsibility for it?”

“Mr. Speaker, there is the Alto high-speed train, consultants and the gun buyback program. There are a number of them, and we can discuss those at length in the House. However, the C.D. Howe Institute also said today that persistent Liberal deficits are undermining “growth and living standards” rather than supporting them, the very thing they claim to do. Every dollar the Prime Minister spends comes out of the pockets of Canadians. When will all of that stop and when is anybody over there going to be held accountable for any of it?”