Finance
During question period on finance, Conservative members said government spending is driving up inflation and making groceries, rent and energy unaffordable for families, and called on the Prime Minister to stop overspending, citing projects they described as wasteful. Liberal ministers responded by pointing to announcements made that day, including a natural gas export agreement with European partners, a Saab-Bombardier partnership to build surveillance aircraft expected to create over 3,000 jobs, and funding for small craft harbours, which they said would create jobs and opportunities. Some replies also included invitations to members to speak with constituents about the funding.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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