Luc Berthold, Mégantic—L'Érable—Lotbinière
“The government plans to borrow $733 billion more over the next five years. Prices and interest rates are going up, and families are paying the price. I want the government to get its spending under control.”
“Mr. Speaker, this was a bad week for the Liberal government and the Prime Minister, but it was even worse for Canadian families. The Parliamentary Budget Officer is projecting a $733-billion increase in government borrowing over the next five years. Inflation is rising, food prices are up and the Bank of Canada is raising interest rates, which is going to have a serious impact on young homeowners who are already struggling to pay their mortgages. The Prime Minister’s elaborate speeches may help the Liberals avoid facing what is really happening, but families are paying the price. When will the Liberals get their spending under control and save families money?”
Mr. Speaker, this was a bad week for the Liberal government and the Prime Minister, but it was even worse for Canadian families. The Parliamentary Budget Officer is projecting a $733-billion increase in government borrowing over the next five years. Inflation is rising, food prices are up and the Bank of Canada is raising interest rates, which is going to have a serious impact on young homeowners who are already struggling to pay their mortgages. The Prime Minister’s elaborate speeches may help the Liberals avoid facing what is really happening, but families are paying the price. When will the Liberals get their spending under control and save families money?