The Economy
Question period exchanges on the economy, much of which turned into partisan back-and-forth about the parties’ leaders’ expenses. The Conservatives argued the Prime Minister spends too much public money on flights, food, and his office while families face economic strain, and said he should cut his own spending. The Liberals responded by criticizing the Conservative leader’s living arrangements and the taxpayer costs associated with his time at Stornoway and his byelection, saying they could not speak to his choices.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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