Mr. Speaker, we continue to hear from the Liberals that this is a generational investment, but my constituents in Middlesex—London say they see it as generational debt.
I would ask the member opposite what she would like to say to those young people out there, the university students, the college students, the apprentices, those who are still in training, who cannot afford to pay rent, who are still stuck in their parents' basement, as well as to the parents whose 28- and 26-year-olds are still living at home.
Could the member look them in the eye and tell them why it is okay to have generational debt? What is she going to do to give them hope for a better future in this country?