Okay.
The biggest source of federal government funds last year came from the central bank—not tax revenue, not lenders, just central bank money-printing. So now we have too many dollars chasing too few goods, meaning working people pay more for housing, food and fuel.
Since the Bank of Canada has committed to continue printing more money, to the tune of $156 billion to cover the $154-billion deficit the Liberals have announced, it would seem that inflation will continue for at least another year. It's not so transitory, as you're suggesting.
Who is a Canadian to believe in regard to inflation—you or their grocery bill?