The Economy
During question period on the economy, Conservatives cited constituents struggling with the cost of living, saying seniors on fixed incomes cannot afford rent, groceries and medication, and that high diesel prices are hurting tradespeople. They called on the government to adopt the Conservative plan to bring down inflation and lower fuel costs, and said Alberta companies trying to produce cheaper diesel from natural gas lack government support. The Liberals replied that job creation, including nuclear projects in Durham creating tens of thousands of jobs, is the best way to improve affordability, and pointed to housing measures such as Build Canada Homes, a higher GST rebate for new housing, and local infrastructure funding.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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