The Economy
Question Period exchange on the economy. The Conservative leader said rising food costs are forcing many Canadians to skip meals and draw down savings, and asked whether the upcoming budget would help them afford necessities. The government pointed to its Major Projects Office and listed jobs connected to projects in Montreal, graphite production, and Darlington and Pickering, and invited the opposition to support that work.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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