The Economy
During question period on the economy, the Conservatives said the government is spending too much while asking young people to make sacrifices, and pointed to a plan to find $150 billion in savings by cancelling a high-speed rail project, cutting spending on outside consultants, and stopping tax avoidance. The Liberals said they would work on tax avoidance and defended their record, saying Canada has the strongest economic growth and most foreign investment in the G7 and is creating jobs faster than the United States.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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