The Economy

During statements about the economy, Conservative MP Richard Bragdon said Canada is in a recession, that families cannot afford groceries, and that the government has produced announcements instead of results. He also said the Prime Minister has spent close to $1 million on luxury food for airplane trips and argued that spending should not go to luxuries while Canadians struggle to buy food. No other party’s remarks are recorded in this sample.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .

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