Finance

Question period exchanges on the government’s finances and the spring economic update. Conservatives said the update adds tens of billions in new debt and interest costs, and asked the government to cut spending so groceries, gas and housing become more affordable. Liberals pointed to a lowered deficit, Canada’s credit rating, expanded disability tax credit support, funding for tax-filing help for vulnerable Canadians, investments in skilled trades jobs, and GM’s investment in St. Catharines auto manufacturing, saying the Conservatives were not supporting auto workers or Canada’s economy.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .

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