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The Finance debate focused on government borrowing and the economic impact of national spending. A Conservative member argued that the Prime Minister has caused record levels of government borrowing, which is now burdening Canadians with higher interest payments on mortgages and loans due to rising rates. He further asserted that government handouts to industry are driving inflation and called for policy changes focused on lower taxes and reduced regulations to achieve economic growth.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .

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