Mr. Speaker, while the member opposite talks about imaginary taxes, Canadians know exactly what is going on, and it is related to climate change.
Our thoughts are with the cattle farmers in the western provinces this year, who have faced unimaginable loss of crop and loss of cattle as a result of drought. That is driving up the price of beef, something that we cannot actually control right now.
What can we control? We can make sure that Canadians have extra money in their pockets. That is what Canadians are counting on, that we will be here for them in these tough times.