The Budget  , but he carried on his plan and raised the carbon tax. He also continues in his efforts to gut and block Bill C-234, which would take the carbon tax off for farmers. He continues to ramp up spending in the hopes that Canadians will not see it for the pitiful attempt at buying votes

The Budget  Mr. Speaker, I recognize that I am not allowed to use proper names here. After nine years of the Prime Minister, the budget is just more of the same mess. We have seen housing prices double. We have seen the carbon tax make everything more expensive. We have seen how crime

Finance committee  Liberal leadership 2024 has kicked off, and “carbon tax Carney” has come blazing out of the gates first. He's jet-setting around on his celebrity tour, going from outlet to outlet promoting the carbon tax scam, talking about fiscal and monetary policy, trying to get ahead of all

Finance committee   Trudeau as Prime Minister and leader of the Liberal Party, he should have the courage to be held accountable. We know he has a lot to answer for, Mr. Chair. Look at a few of his greatest hits. He's an enthusiastic supporter of the carbon tax. I think the committee should hear his

Finance committee  . This includes using—it seems very odd to me—Brexit as a proxy somehow, and the rhetoric that was used around Brexit, to attack Canadian Conservatives. It's very clear that he's posturing for the position of the Liberal leadership. He supports increasing the carbon tax. We need to know

The Budget   finance minister and her fiscally unaware boss a bad memory. The common-sense Conservative plan will axe the carbon tax, balance the budget and build homes, not bureaucracy, to bring lower prices to Canadians. Even a fifth grader knows that the Liberal government is not worth the cost.

Finance committee   to be more of the same—the carbon tax, high prices. People who came here for the Canadian dream will never see it. Young people will never see home ownership. It will just be a continuation of the same elitist Liberal Party doing what they always do, rewarding their friends and leaving

Finance committee   asking us to do. There is another thing that is important to put on record, and it's ridiculous that we have to do this, but nonetheless, let's do it. They obviously did not get the memo, Mr. Chair. Carbon pricing—or the carbon tax, as the Conservatives like to sort of brand or label

The Budget  Mr. Speaker, grade 5 students certainly know a lot. The students in the member's riding of Edmonton Manning asked me a simple math question, which I will ask the member. The member said that the Conservatives were going to axe the carbon tax. Let us do the math on some

The Budget  Mr. Speaker, I do not think we are speaking of two types of residents. I receive so many complaints from Canadians, from Albertans, from my riding and from his riding, my neighbour riding, about the carbon tax. The hon. member needs to convince his own constituents about

The Budget   to since 2015, seniors are still struggling, and as the cost of living goes up, through our various programs, we have been able to make the kinds of changes that assist and help them, like the carbon tax rebates that all the seniors are receiving. The Conservatives continue to say

Finance committee  Thanks, Chair. Before I make my last plea, I just want to clear up some misinformation by Ms. Dzerowicz. In fact, the Bank of Canada's governor sat there and said that the carbon tax scam does contribute to inflation. In fact, 0.6% of the overall inflation number is because

Finance committee  Thank you, Chair. I just wanted to make that clarification. If Ms. Dzerowicz thinks the carbon tax doesn't impact the trucker who's shipping the material to build those houses, and consequently the farmers who are growing the food, and the trucker who's shipping the food

Finance committee  , and one also shared by Liberal member Kody Blois—and you can confirm, guys, that both he and I agree—that this will have a negative impact on the people of Nova Scotia. This is of particular importance because the impact of the carbon tax has already been driving Canadians into energy

Science and Research committee  We started to get hit on the housing, but definitely on the food. The 23% increase on the carbon tax has hurt the cost of food and people's lives, as we've all heard. Another area for opportunity is what's happening with the new campus. You have experience at both