Foreign Affairs
During question period, the NDP asked about the conflict involving Iran, noting the Prime Minister’s comment that the war was worth it and pointing to civilian deaths, destroyed schools and hospitals, displacement, and costs; they asked the government to say the war was not worth it. The Liberal parliamentary secretary replied that war is tragic, pointed to a peace deal negotiated by regional partners, and said Canada will keep sanctions in place and work toward regional stability.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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