Mr. Speaker, the hon. member mentioned the testimony this morning at the industry committee. In the same committee, the superintendent of bankruptcy told us that the number of insolvencies and bankruptcies today is below the prepandemic level; in fact, it is even lower than the 2009 level, when there was a fiscal meltdown in the country. This is because our plan is working. Our actions and our programs are yielding the results that Canadians deserve.
Today, the Canadian consumer confidence index is at a 30-month high, on the back of a low inflation rate of 1.6%. The interest rates are down for the fourth time, at 3.75%, and the Canadian economy is projected to be the best among all the G7 countries in 2025. This is why things are much better than what they are made out to be.
Could my hon. friend give his opinion on this?