Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister promised to bring down the price of groceries. In Haldimand—Norfolk, where I live, a family reached out to me in desperation. Despite a decent income, they said that they could barely afford groceries for their family and their household.
When the Liberals took office in 2015, the average weekly grocery bill was $159. A decade later, it has more than doubled, to over $338.
When will the Prime Minister cut the hidden food taxes so that Canadians can afford to feed their families?