The Economy
During Question Period on the economy, Conservative members asked whether the government would admit Canada is in a cost-of-living and economic crisis, citing rising housing, grocery and fuel prices and the latest unemployment numbers after 11 years in office. Liberal ministers replied that affordability is a challenge but pointed to measures such as lower taxes for 22 million Canadians, a fuel tax pause, grocery support, dental care, and hundreds of announced projects and investments, with one minister noting affordability pressures affect other G7 countries as well.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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