Finance   in this year, due, in large part, to the Liberals' spending addiction that drives up inflation and their punitive carbon tax. Housing is a crisis that will continue to worsen as long as the government is in power. Put aside the fancy photo ops and the empty promises. The Bank of Canada

Food and Drugs Act   to a doctor because we have a health care crisis in this country. I am curious about what the member thinks about that.

The Budget   spending, deeper debt and deficits and, of course, the harmful carbon tax. With these and other policies, Liberals are fuelling inflation and an affordability crisis, pushing middle-class aspirations even further out of the reach of many. Struggling families cannot afford more

The Budget   services has never been worse. The immigration decision queue is 2.5 million people long. The CRA call centres continue to give false information to Canadians or are unavailable when they need them. Most distressingly, the Canadian Armed Forces are in a “death spiral” crisis

The Budget   that would help housing providers keep rents at a stable level for a long time. That is how one makes the playing field fairer for renters. Our government is also redoubling our efforts to build homes wherever and whenever possible in the face of Canada's housing crisis. We

The Budget   of those conditions. The housing crisis is affecting millions of Canadians and there are some real steps in this budget to address that, such as a rental protection fund, a program to use federal lands to build new affordable housing and a $400-million top-up to the housing accelerator

The Budget   Douglas. We have also used our power for solutions to the housing crisis, and we do see some of that in the budget. For years, the NDP has raised concerns about the financialization of housing. I believe that housing is a human right, but the financialization of housing has eroded

The Budget  Madam Speaker, that is exactly why the government is currently investing to address the housing crisis and to support the most vulnerable members of our society. My hon. colleague understands full well that we need to pass last fall's economic statement so that we can continue

Request for Emergency Debate   trust my request will be considered as the emergency and crisis that it is. In order to save lives, to rebuild families, to eliminate chaos in our streets and to start putting more money into treatment and recovery from drug addiction, we must put an end to these dangerous and deadly

Health   the toxic drug crisis?

Housing   for young people to save up for a down payment, new measures that would help young people establish a credit score, and new measures that would reduce their monthly mortgage costs. We will do what it takes to solve the housing crisis. I wish the Conservatives would join us.

Carbon Pricing   of the food banks in the Toronto area cannot meet demand, and they are putting families on wait-lists. Families cannot afford to put food on the table, and the crisis is getting worse as the Liberal-NDP government increases the carbon tax by 23%. Will the Prime Minister reverse his

Mental Health and Addictions  Mr. Speaker, replacing science with slogans and replacing research and evidence with talking points will not fix the problem. There is not a person in the House who is not ripped apart when we watch somebody lose a loved one to this crisis, but to meet it with partisanship

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship  Mr. Speaker, this morning La Presse reported that five families of Indian origin are crammed into a single apartment because of the housing crisis. That is beneath Canada and, unfortunately, it is the norm for thousands of asylum seekers. These people are arriving here

Mental Health and Addictions  Mr. Speaker, on this side of the House, we answered the call of the B.C. government when it requested the exemption on decriminalization of personal possession of certain illicit drugs. However, what is driving this overdose crisis is the illegal drugs supply. Every life lost