The Economy
During question period on the economy, the Conservative member for Skeena—Bulkley Valley said budget 2026 adds too much debt, that there is no trade deal with the United States, and that money is going to consultants, and he asked the government to stop adding debt and make life more affordable. The Liberal minister replied that the budget helps with the cost of living, citing a 50% increase to the Canada groceries and essentials benefit in 2027, over $610 million to lower food costs in the north, and measures letting workers keep more of their earnings.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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