Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister's tenure has been marked by broken promises. Canadians want integrity. They want their government to keep its promises, and the Prime Minister has failed.
The Prime Minister promised us the fastest-growing economy but has given us the fastest-shrinking economy, the second-highest unemployment and the worst household debt in the G7. It is true.
The Prime Minister promised that he could be judged by food prices at the grocery store. Meanwhile, prices are rising faster today than when he became Prime Minister.
The Prime Minister promised to “Build, baby, build”, but all he has done is block, baby, block. “Elbows up”, he said. He also said that dollar-for-dollar tariffs were coming. Instead, he has removed tariffs without getting anything in return. He says one thing; he does another.
The Prime Minister's corporate buddies at Brookfield are making out like bandits, while Canadians live cheque to cheque, lined up at the food bank. That is wrong.