Mr. Speaker, it is interesting. Conservative after Conservative is happy to jump up and say that this year, we have the worst food inflation in the G7. However, if we look at the last five years, we will find that this is not the case, that Canada does relatively well.
When we did get a high year compared with other G7 countries, we are in the process of passing Bill C-19, the grocery benefit, doing exactly what a caring government should do.
Will the member at least acknowledge that Canada is not broken and is doing relatively well on the inflation file?