Mr. Speaker, just moments ago, the Leader of the Opposition was talking about single mothers. What I would like to say to all the single moms across the country is that we have their back. We have their back with the Canada child benefit payment, which is indexed to inflation, so that when the costs go up, so does their payment. This is something the Conservatives voted against. We have their back when it comes to the cost of child care, to make sure that not only can they go to work and improve their skills, but they can actually pay for quality child care while they do it. These guys vote against workers. They vote against moms. They vote against kids—
In the House of Commons on April 21st, 2026. See this statement in context.