Finance
During question period on finance, a Conservative member said that years of government borrowing and spending have driven up costs and taxes, leaving many Canadians, including a majority of Albertans surveyed, struggling to afford monthly expenses and groceries, and asked what the government would do. A Liberal minister responded that the opposition had asked the same question repeatedly during question period and suggested members should instead raise issues more directly relevant to Canadians’ daily lives.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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