Absolutely. After eight years of this Liberal-NDP government, rents and mortgages have doubled. It's because of the high deficits. We know this through the Bank of Canada. The deficits fuelled inflation, and it had to raise the interest rates for that.
Moving on, when we're talking about shrinkflation, inflation and taxes have obviously led to producers shrinking the size of the servings of their products, but prices still remain high. How prevalent is this in the foods that are healthy?