Mr. Speaker, the chairman of the U.S. federal reserve is not famous for being reactionary but he is arguing that government action is needed to stave off a downturn. He is arguing for deeper tax cuts.
This government's mini budget was based on a booming outlook but things are much different now than they were four and a half months ago.
Why will the finance minister not send a positive message to the markets, table a new budget and deliver deeper tax cuts to Canadians?