Mr. Speaker, Canadians should be able to fill their grocery carts without emptying their bank accounts, but yesterday we learned that, for the fourth month in a row, Canada had the highest food price inflation in the G7 under the Liberal Prime Minister. All the other G7 countries have the same tariffs, wars and other global factors as we do, but it is under the Prime Minister that Canadians are paying the most the fastest.
He made a bizarre comment on March 25 when he said, “Affordability is the best it has been in over a decade.” Families who are turning back items at the grocery checkout and young people who cannot afford a home know he is wrong. Will he admit that he was wrong?