Finance
Question period on federal finances. The Conservatives said the national debt of nearly $1.5 trillion is driving up costs for seniors and young families, noted that debt interest will cost more than $53 billion this year, and asked why the government will not cut spending. The Liberals replied that their programs are helping Canadians, citing the groceries and essentials benefit of $1,890 a year for a family of four, the child benefit of up to $8,000 per child, and dental care savings, along with investments in future projects.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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