Mr. Speaker, one thing is certain: We have to be able to use our borrowing power to help people get out of the crisis.
The budget does contain many measures for many groups that need help. This pandemic is not over yet, and it is mainly affecting our health care system. As I said before, the $30-billion difference between the deficit projected in the 2020 fall economic statement and the deficit projected in Monday's budget could have been used to increase the Canada health transfer to help us get through this pandemic and plan for the post-pandemic future.