Business of Supply  Mr. Chair, if the Conservatives want to be taken seriously on the issue of rent, they should stop blocking rental supports to Canadians.

Business of Supply  Mr. Chair, what I do know is that the Conservative Party, when in power, did nothing to help Canadian renters. We introduced the Canada housing benefit, which is helping renters.

Business of Supply  Mr. Chair, it would be interesting to know how the Conservatives plan to build more rentals with less money and less investment in housing.

Business of Supply  Mr. Chair, I would like to know how the Conservatives plan to cut supports for renters and then stand here and pretend to care about renters.

Business of Supply  Mr. Chair, I am proud to work with the municipalities to build more supply. The Conservatives talk about getting rid of gatekeepers. He should start with his leader. His leader is the biggest gatekeeper in the House, voting against every measure to increase supply, increase

Business of Supply   is concerning. I know that Canadians see through that because the Conservatives have voted against every single measure to help Canadian homeowners and vulnerable people, but then they come to the House to talk about how they need to help people.

Business of Supply  Mr. Chair, we on this side of the House believe in Canadians' right to housing. The Conservatives voted against that right.

Business of Supply   outrage about something the Conservatives continually vote against, which is real help for Canadians. It is hard to take them seriously on this issue.

Business of Supply  Mr. Chair, does the hon. member believe that every Canadian has a right to housing? We do. Do the Conservatives?

Business of Supply  Mr. Chair, that is a very good question, and it points to the fundamental difference between this side of the House, our government, and the official opposition. The Conservatives do not believe that Canadians have a human right to a dignified place to call home, but we do

Housing  Mr. Speaker, I want to thank the hon. member for his attention to this important issue. We know, on this side of the House, that to get more housing supply built, we need everyone at the table, but the Conservatives are not serious about this. The leader of the official

Housing   already have mortgages. All of these measures are helping Canadians, and what did the Conservatives do? They voted against each one of them.

Housing  Mr. Speaker, Conservatives are a nightmare for Canadians' goals related to accessing affordable housing, accessing home ownership and getting help with rentals. They voted against every single measure brought in the House to help Canadians with their real housing needs. We

Housing  Mr. Speaker, we know that the key to building more housing supply is to work with provinces and municipalities. The Conservatives do not understand that. In fact, their leader, this morning in this chamber, denigrated and attacked three of the mayors of Canada's largest cities

Housing  Mr. Speaker, that is a great question, and I want to thank the hon. member for his attention to this important issue. To get more housing supply built we need everyone at the table. The Conservatives are just not serious about this. They want to pick fights with mayors and cut