Mr. Speaker, only the Liberals would look at the $17,600 that the average family has to spend on groceries and say that it is a time to rejoice.
The Liberals say that Canadians should be grateful to be lined up in record numbers at the food bank. They think Canadians should thank them for having the highest food inflation in the G7, which is twice as bad as that in the United States of America. They think that Canadians should give them gratitude for having doubled food price inflation since the Prime Minister was elected, after he promised to be judged by the prices at the grocery store.
Why will they not reverse their Liberal taxes and debt so we can—