Business of Supply  Madam Speaker, let me quote the Minister of Finance from yesterday, who stated: ...actually, for middle-class Canadians we have cut taxes and made them better off. Today, a single parent in Ontario with two kids under six and earning $60,000 a year pays nearly $5,600 less

Cost of Living Relief Act, No. 1  , and it makes life more affordable for middle-class Canadian families. Three years from now, the average cost of child care across the country will be $10 a day. Affordable early learning and child care, with savings that start immediately, promises to be an important part of the solution

The Economy  -zero world. That is what Canada can do, and that is why we are going to ensure that successful corporations pay their fair share of taxes and that we continue to support low-income Canadians and middle-class Canadians, including with our measures on a GST rebate and our measures

Cost of Living Relief Act, No. 2  Madam Speaker, the member's question clearly shows Canadians the approach of our government under the leadership of the Prime Minister and the approach of the official opposition. When our government introduced legislation and lowered taxes on middle-class Canadians

The Economy   to kill our dental and rental bill. Shame on them. When will they do the right thing and support low-income and middle-class Canadians?

Finance committee  -class Canadians, people who are already suffering from energy poverty, single mothers and seniors living on fixed incomes. Again, that's right from the government's own analysis.

Cost of Living Relief Act, No. 2.   is committed to helping families weather the impact of the higher cost of living by putting more money back into the pockets of middle-class Canadians and those who continue to work hard to join them. When the government came into power in 2015, we understood how critical it was to cut

Cost of Living Relief Act, No. 2.   that Canadian families are seeing from coast to coast to coast, but also a longer-term measure in line with other measures our government has put in place, including the Canada child benefit, the increase to old age security, two tax cuts for middle-class Canadians and asking the wealthiest

Taxation  . However, the Royal Bank of Canada has confirmed that middle-class Canadians may well see their purchasing power decline by $3,000 in the first quarter of 2023. In Quebec, thousands of food bank users are children. Can the Prime Minister be serious for once in his life and promise

Taxation   with the pandemic. That is equivalent to the federal income taxes of 27 million middle-class Canadians. Once again, will he commit to stopping his inflationary spending and to not raising taxes for Canadians, who have had enough?

Taxation   was also proud of that platform, so I am not sure where he is going with this, but I am indeed really proud of the fact that for seven years now, our government has been putting forward real solutions and measures to help middle-class Canadians and those who have worked so hard to join

Taxation   they do? They voted against it. When it came to the income tax cut for middle-class Canadians, what did they do? They voted against it. When it came to child care for Canadians across the country, what did they do? They voted against it. What about the Canada dental benefit

Taxation  Mr. Speaker, let us look at the Conservative record on reducing taxes for Canadians. In 2015, when we gave a tax break to middle-class Canadians and taxed the wealthy 1% more, who voted against it? The Conservatives did. When we gave workers a tax break, who voted against

The Economy   forward important measures that add thousands of dollars into the pockets of the most vulnerable of middle-class Canadians who are spending it on basic necessities. What Canadians do not trust is an official opposition that is not there for them in their time of need.

Fall Economic Statement   affordable child care, helping our economy grow and making life more affordable for middle-class Canadian families. We can ensure that everyone in this country can enjoy the prosperity we are investing in together. That is the future that we can create for ourselves and for our children