Mr. Speaker, the reality is that Enide and his family are paying a record-high price. If Enide is part of a family of four, that family would spend over $17,000 on groceries this year. That is $1,000 more than it spent last year. That is the fastest increase in the G7.
Now, the Prime Minister has revived a Trudeau-era rebate, which we will let pass, that would barely cover a few trips to the grocery store, while the average family spends 17,000-plus dollars.
Why will the Liberals not stop increasing grocery prices by getting rid of their inflationary deficits and taxes on food?