The Budget
During Members’ Statements, Dan Muys (Conservative) spoke against the federal budget, saying it lacked a credible fiscal anchor, a path to a balanced budget, and a full accounting of government borrowing. He said debt interest this year would cost over $60 billion, more than spending on health care or defence, and argued that borrowing would raise interest rates and taxes, increasing costs for people in his riding.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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