Mr. Speaker, Canadians are cash-strapped and needed a break. Instead, the Prime Minister gave them the costliest budget in Canadian history and put it all on the national credit card.
The Parliamentary Budget Officer revealed that the Prime Minister doubled Trudeau's deficits, added $16 billion more to the debt than he promised and is increasing the debt-to-GDP ratio, breaking another promise. The $78 billion of additional debt works out to about five grand for every single cash-strapped family in this country.
How does the Prime Minister expect single moms, seniors and small business people who cannot pay their bills to pay another five grand for his inflation?