Mr. Speaker, there are no taxes on food.
Look, food is too expensive. That is a fact, but I have some other facts for the member. One, the number one driver of food cost inflation is climate change, something those Conservatives will never say. Two, industrial carbon pricing applies to goods sold on international markets, and it is not passed on to consumers. Three, industrial carbon systems impact household expenses by 0%.
Here are some ideas for ways that Conservatives can actually help Canadians: Vote in favour of dental care, vote in favour of national school food programs, vote in favour of affordable housing or vote in favour of $10-a-day child care that we just signed with Ontario. Try to help a Canadian for once.