Mr. Speaker, here is a resident the Liberals are not supporting. He wrote to me and said, “I have lived in the same neighbourhood for more than a decade, and almost every essential cost of living has increased dramatically.” He had the receipts for his groceries, which went from $200 a month to $600 a month. What did the Prime Minister say? He said we should judge him by the price of groceries at the store. Well, that is some judgment; it is some failure. Next year, it will get worse. Canadians will pay $1,000 or more, according to the food price report.
Given those struggles, will the Prime Minister end his inflationary spending, scrap the carbon tax and get rid of the new fuel tax?