“The Prime Minister failed to build more homes, and homebuilding has dropped. A new report says most Canadians who do not own a home think they never will, and two-thirds have skipped other bills to pay for housing. I want the Prime Minister to use my plan to build homes instead of adding more bureaucracy.”

“Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister promised that he would double homebuilding, but once again, it was all talk and no results. In fact, homebuilding is down, and today, Habitat for Humanity International published a report showing that 56% of Canadians who do not own homes believe they never will. That is the highest number out of 22 surveyed countries. Also, two-thirds of Canadians have skipped other payments so that they can pay for their housing. Canadians are paying for this costly Prime Minister. When will he adopt our plan to build homes and not bureaucracy?”

“The government is using tax dollars from young people who cannot afford a house to bail out rich condo investors. A survey shows that over half of Canadians who do not own a home think they never will. The Prime Minister needs to cut taxes and rules so young people can afford homes.”

“Mr. Speaker, I said I would do nothing to bail out Liberal, condo-owning insiders. The Prime Minister wants to force hard-working young people who cannot afford a home to pay taxes to bail out multi-millionaire investors who speculated and lost. Maybe that is why 56% of those who do not own a home revealed in a survey to Habitat for Humanity International that they never will. Again, the question is for the Prime Minister. If he cares enough about those aspiring young people, when will he get government taxes and red tape out of the way so that youth can afford homes?”