Mr. Speaker, for the Prime Minister charity begins at home—his home.
In fact, when little children across Canada donated their lunch money, pennies and allowances to help poor kids and develop countries, somehow hundreds of thousands of dollars of that money ended up with the Prime Minister's family. He paid it back, of course, with a half-billion-dollar grant to the WE Charity, but committee information on how much his family got is now contradictory.
In writing, the total is $566,000, but in Kielburger testimony, it is $427,000. How much did his family get?