Food Security
During Statements by Members, the Conservative member for North Bay–Nipissing raised food security, saying that food prices have risen sharply since the Liberals took office and that a record number of Canadians used food banks last year. He criticized spending on luxurious meals at taxpayer expense, saying that money would be better spent helping people afford groceries. This was a one-minute statement; no other parties’ views were recorded in this sample and no vote or motion was involved.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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