“The Liberal government is spending too much money. It added $700 billion to our debt over the last 10 years, and it plans to add another $733 billion over the next five. That adds $82,000 of debt for every household. Meanwhile, food bank visits have hit a record high. All this spending is making Canadians poorer, not better off.”

“Madam Speaker, the Liberal government is spending without restraint. It has added $700 billion in national debt over the last 10 years, but it is adding another $733 billion over the next five. The Liberals are costing us an additional $82,000 of debt per Canadian household. What is the outcome? It is a record 2.4 million visits to the food bank in a single month. That is the highest in Canadian history. If spending was the solution, surely Canadians would be better off by now. What good is all this spending when the very Canadians paying for it are getting poorer?”

“Canada's economic growth is down to 0.9%, and our debt interest has reached $83 billion. How can the government claim its economic policies are working?”

“Madam Speaker, they say that they are building Canada, but the reality is that the PBO just slashed Canada’s growth rate to a mere 0.9%, less than half of the U.S.’s, and the reality is that they are building generational debt. What is the fastest-growing expense for the government? It is not health care and it is not defence. It is interest, $83 billion in interest. The Liberals are driving Canadians into dependence on government programs, and they are taking on massive amounts of debt to pay for it. How can this Liberal government possibly claim that its economic policies are working?”