Mr. Speaker, we are ready to work with the government on real, long-term solutions instead of recycled, temporary, Trudeau-era rebates. Canada has been called the food inflation capital of the G7. That is real hardship. People back home ask me how far this has to go before it stops.
The Prime Minister cannot blame global factors when all other countries have lower food price inflation than Canada. It is a homegrown problem of high Liberal taxes.
Will the government focus on actually bringing down food prices, or will it defend policies that make food more expensive?