Finance
During question period on finance, the Conservatives raised the rising cost of food, saying about one in three Canadians is borrowing money to buy groceries and that more than two million people a month use food banks, and they asked whether the government’s spending, which they put at a $67-billion deficit, is hurting Canadians. The Liberals said food costs are a serious concern and pointed to investments in programs such as the Canada child benefit to help families with expenses, adding that they are proud to maintain and build social programs that set Canada apart.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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