Mr. Speaker, what I call ideology is when people come up with new imaginary taxes in an attempt to spread falsehoods in the public sphere. As my colleague is well aware, there are no taxes on groceries.
One thing is clear: We in the government are working on affordability. That is what we are here for, to protect the Canadian social safety net. What does that mean? It means child care, support for pharmacare and for health.
One thing is clear, and it is something our colleagues across the way are not doing: We are going to build Canada because, aside from affordability, what people want is jobs, and we are going to provide them with jobs.