Finance
During question period on finance, the Conservative member said that federal spending has driven up taxes, costs and debt, putting the national debt at $1.475 trillion and leaving many Quebeckers borrowing to buy food, and asked when the government would reduce spending. The Liberal member replied that the debt is about 41% of GDP, one of the most manageable levels in the G7, and asked which programs the Conservatives would cut to lower it.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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