Mr. Speaker, prices at the grocery store were how the Prime Minister was to be judged. From Trudeau's crisis to the rebranded, not-so-new Liberal cabinet, Canadians are seeing costs go from bad to worse.
Today's food price report shows that Canadians are bracing for the largest grocery increase in years, nearly $1,000 more. Under a decade of the Liberals, families have gone from spending $159 a week on groceries to $338. That is more than $17,500 a year.
Families are stretched to the limit and so are food banks. When will the government rein in its inflationary spending and cut the costs it piles onto farmers, truckers and processors so that Canadians can afford to eat?