Mr. Speaker, let me be clear from the top: There is no tax on food.
Conservatives have obviously forgotten how fixed-income household budgets work. When families save money on their taxes, on gas at the pump, on child care, on school lunches and on dental checkups, they have more money to spend on groceries. All of these savings are Liberal Party and government initiatives, and all of them have been unanimously opposed by the Conservatives.
Why is it that every time Conservatives have a chance to stand up for Canadians, they get weak in the knees?