The Economy
Question Period focused on the economy and cost of living. Conservative members said Canada is in a recession, that many Canadians face food insecurity and cannot afford housing, and pointed to government spending, including on in-flight catering, as examples of waste; they asked the Prime Minister to change his policies. Liberal members responded that their policies focus on jobs, child care, dental care and support for vulnerable people, pointed to work on safety legislation and international trade issues, and criticized the Conservatives’ own economic plans. Some of the exchange centred on Saskatchewan, with a Liberal member citing growth in the province’s agricultural sector and a Conservative member listing cuts he attributed to that member.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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