The Economy
During question period on the economy, members focused on affordability, especially fuel and food costs. The Conservatives cited constituents, including a small business owner working long hours and a farmer facing high diesel prices, and asked the government to remove taxes on gas and diesel. The Liberals said affordability is a priority, pointing to building more affordable homes, a new bill to keep the fuel tax paused, cuts to the excise tax, grocery support, and farming investments, and said global conflicts and supply disruptions are driving fuel prices.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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