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Business of Supply  . The Liberals are also raising taxes to pay for their out-of-control spending at a time when many members of the community can barely get by. It is clear that the Liberal government is completely out of touch with the reality of everyday Canadians. I say that because I can see and hear

February 4th, 2019House debate

Ziad AboultaifConservative

Business of Supply  . As Conservatives, we understand the cost of government leads to a higher cost of living. This is why we will run a government that lives within its means and according to the budgets of everyday Canadians, who work hard, pay their taxes and play by the rules. We will grow spending only

February 4th, 2019House debate

Pierre PoilievreConservative

Business of Supply   federal government is making life less affordable for everyday Canadians. We are watching as the Liberals are putting policies in place that are punishing Canadians rather than rewarding them for their hard work. One of the big things that has come up in the House recently

January 31st, 2019House debate

Rachael HarderConservative

Business of Supply   an affordability crisis in housing and day-to-day living in this country, and the Liberal government is making it worse, as I made it very clear. Heaven forbid the Liberals get re-elected. They are going to jack up taxes and make it even worse for common, everyday Canadians.

January 31st, 2019House debate

Kelly McCauleyConservative

Carbon Pricing  Mr. Speaker, only a trust fund millionaire who inherited a massive family fortune would accept a $200 cheque as compensation for a future $5,000-a-year bill. Everyday Canadians who have to pay their own bills and work hard for their own money know that it is a rip-off

January 30th, 2019House debate

Pierre PoilievreConservative

Carbon Pricing   has inherited a big family fortune, and therefore, he is not worried about money, because he has never had to worry about money. Everyday Canadians do worry about their money. Will he tell them the truth? What is the full and final cost of the carbon tax?

January 30th, 2019House debate

Pierre PoilievreConservative

Credit Card Fairness Act   the beginning of the Bank Act. I would encourage the member opposite to do her research. She can look at those changes that were created in 2009, which advocated on behalf of credit card holders, that advocated on behalf of Canadian consumers, that advocated on behalf of everyday Canadians

January 29th, 2019House debate

Rachael HarderConservative

Credit Card Fairness Act  , but here is why it is a big deal. This is an everyday Canadian. This woman is 76 years old, living on a fixed income and she is forced now to stay in her home. She has become a shut-in, not because she is immobile but because a carbon tax has been imposed on her and no longer can she

January 29th, 2019House debate

Rachael HarderConservative

Business of Supply  Madam Speaker, when the Conservative government was in power, it upheld a tax system that was not working for everyday Canadians. It supported tax havens that we saw benefited the wealthy and it supported CEO stock option loopholes. In the meantime, that Conservative government

January 29th, 2019House debate

Gord JohnsNDP

Finance  Mr. Speaker, it is simply not true. A typical Canadian family is $2,000 better off under our plan than under the Harper Conservatives. That is real money in the pockets of everyday Canadians that need it. The Conservatives talk about their austerity and cuts. Let me talk about

January 29th, 2019House debate

Jennifer O'Connell

Carbon Pricing  , buying groceries and heating their homes. Everyday Canadians cannot afford another four years of the Liberal government's spending and mismanagement.

January 29th, 2019House debate

Cathy McLeodConservative

Business of Supply  Mr. Speaker, what we are committed to doing is making life easier for everyday Canadians by putting more money into their pockets and scrapping the carbon tax. I will say this. We have seen many examples that when governments cut taxes, not only does it put money back

January 29th, 2019House debate

Michael CooperConservative

Business of Supply   pay for his mistakes. We need to empower individuals and their families to get ahead through their own ambitions and hard work. It is not about us and it is not about him. It is not even about our leader; it is about everyday Canadians achieving their dreams through their own

January 29th, 2019House debate

Pierre PoilievreConservative

Business of Supply  . For people who inherit a family fortune, I suppose they do. He believes one can borrow one's way out of debt. I guess if one has always made other people pay for one's mistakes, that might make sense. However, for ordinary, everyday Canadians who get up in the morning and earn a living

January 29th, 2019House debate

Pierre PoilievreConservative

Federal Sustainable Development Act   about. The government is collecting GST on top of that. This failure to have a real plan on the environment is costing everyday Canadians more. It is not costing everyone more, because the government has given a break to the largest emitters. It has given a break to those with well

January 28th, 2019House debate

Garnett GenuisConservative