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@theJagmeetSingh - Jagmeet Singh
When Pierre Poilievre was in power, food prices increased by 25%. Under Justin Trudeau, they've increased another 30%. Under Liberals and Conservatives, CEO profits go up and your bank account goes down. Different government, same story.
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During conservative rule, food prices like ground beef, Colby, and bread significantly increased. Instead of addressing the issue, the conservatives provided tax breaks to wealthy corporations. Under liberal leadership for the past 8 years, food prices have continued to rise by 30%. The prime minister's approach has been to politely ask CEOs to stabilize prices, but the real problem lies in corporate greed. It is time to confront this issue with courage.
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Speaker 0: Mississippi, I know the conservatives love a history lesson. So let's go back in time when the conservatives were in power. Ground beef went up 128% Colby went up, 89%. Brad went up by 60% and guess what the conservatives did. The response was to give billions in tax giveaways to wealthy corporations.
Now after 8 years of liberals, food prices have also increased by 30%. Now the prime minister solution has asked greedy CEOs nicely to stabilize their prices. When will you have the courage to take on the real problem which is corporate greed.
@PierrePoilievre - Pierre Poilievre
Out. Of. Touch. Trudeau’s Liberals care more about winning votes than fixing how prices have skyrocketed after 8 years of their policies. Our common sense solution is simple: axe the tax for all Canadians: http://takethetaxoff.ca
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The government is considering other options for home heating in the future due to the affordability crisis. The Atlantic caucus has expressed concerns from their constituents, suggesting that more liberals from the prairies should be elected to have a conversation about this. However, the lack of liberals in the prairies currently means that the people of Alberta may have to live a more unaffordable life compared to those in Atlantic Canada. The fairness of this situation is questioned.
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Speaker 0: Not. Is your government open to, because of the affordability crisis right across this country, looking at other carve outs for other types of home heating in the future?
Speaker 1: That's a discussion that we'll have down the road when we know that this one is working. But I can tell you, Atlantic caucus was vocal with what they've heard from their constituents. And, perhaps they need to elect more liberals on the prairies so that we can have that conversation as well.
Speaker 0: With respect, minister, does that mean because there aren't liberals in the prairies right now that are representing around the caucus or around the cabinet table, that the people of Alberta will have to live a more unaffordable life than the people in Atlantic Canada. Does that seem fair?
KEEP THE HEAT ON - Conservative Party of Canada
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@PaulMitchell_AB - Paul Mitchell
After cutting the Canadian military… As millions of Canadians struggle to pay bills and buy food… As the housing and high-rent crisis rages across Canada… Liberal Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland announces that Ottawa is spending $4.2 billion on refugees. Thoughts? 🤔 https://t.co/MiIcZsW89i
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The federal government is investing over $4.2 billion this year to support refugees and asylum seekers.
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Speaker 0: The federal government this year is investing more than 4,000,000,000, 4,200,000,000 dollars in supporting refugees and asylum seekers.
@RepMattGaetz - Rep. Matt Gaetz
Remember when Biden boasted that Americans could pay $0.16 less for a July 4th cookout? Not even true today. Americans can expect to pay more this Thanksgiving for every aspect of their meal because of Bidenomics. Here are the numbers 👇 https://t.co/wUMj2pHe7x
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Americans can expect higher prices for Thanksgiving due to inflation under President Biden's administration. Since taking office, food prices have risen over 17%, with frozen vegetables and uncooked beef steaks up almost 11%. Even sauces and gravies have increased by 7.5%. The consumer price index rose at an annual rate of 3.2% in October, and the inflation we've already experienced has not been resolved. A recent poll shows that two-thirds of adults have seen their household expenses rise, and 73% describe the national economy as poor. Only 21% believe their financial situation has improved under Biden. Single subject spending bills are advocated as a solution to cut spending, as opposed to continuing resolutions and omnibus bills. The Biden administration's claim of a 16¢ decrease in food costs has proven untrue.
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Speaker 0: Now Americans can expect to pay more this Thanksgiving for just about every aspect of their meal because president Biden and Bidenomics and Biden inflation are well above the Federal Reserve's target and certainly well above our ability to pay for it. Since Joe Biden took office, overall food prices have risen over 17%. Frozen vegetables are up almost 11%. Uncooked beef steaks up almost 11%. Even the sauces and gravies, You don't think about those being a major cost driver of Thanksgiving, but sauces and gravies are up 7 a half percent.
Uncooked turkey up about the same amount, 7.2%, white bread up 7.1%. And there are so many concerning facts about the Biden economy. The consumer price index, a key inflation indicator, rose at an increased annual rate of 3.2% in October. And keep in mind, though the rate of inflation may be slowing, it is stacked. So all the inflation we've already endured has not been remediated or diminished.
So when you hear the White House talk about less inflation, what they cannot tell you is that it is resulting in lower prices. Lower prices, that's what the American people want, and the prices are artificially high, not as a function of some uncontrollable global feature, but the direct policy choices that Joe Biden and his government have made. So according to a recent AP poll, about 2 thirds of adults say their household expenses have risen over the last year. 73% describe the national economy as poor. If 73% of the people are saying that the national economy is poor, I wouldn't be running on Bidenomics.
It's not working for 3 out of 4 Americans, and a recent study published by Bankrate shows that just 21% of Americans think that their financial situation has improved since Joe Biden became president, around 1 in 5. I feel like most people definitely that observe this program, consider themselves part of the 4 or 5 who've had their conditions diminished as a consequence of Joe Biden. Frankly, if you listen to Chip Roy as a consequence of Republicans who have not been fighting hard enough. So what should we be fighting for? You've heard me say it a lot on this program that only single subject spending bills will actually cut spending.
These continuing resolutions and omnibus bills, they are the path to more deaths, more deficits, and and higher spending. And we got this admission that my vision on single subject spending bills will cut spending from no less than one of the progressive leaders of the Democratic Party, Ro Khanna of California. He makes the admission on Joy Reid's MSNBC program. Take a listen.
Speaker 1: Most speakers last for years. Matt Gaetz has literally said, essentially, Mike Johnson has 7 months to reduce spending to each build everything one at a time, Which is madness.
Speaker 0: It's madness, and it is reducing spending that is gonna hurt working families. Even our critics, even the people who have a different vision on governance and budgeting admit that my vision will result in less spending, and we've gotta have it because that is what's driving the inflation. And it it hearkens back to remember that July 4th tweet that the Biden White House put out previously? Oh, yes. We've got it on the screen there.
Yes. A 16¢ decrease in the cost of all of those food, stuffs, and goods. So 16¢ decrease. Not even true today. You won't wanna miss any of the breaking news.
@WeAreCanProud - Canada Proud
This is the reality of having Trudeau as prime minister. 🤯 How bad have prices gotten where you are? 👇 https://t.co/IzWVFEr1um
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In BC, life is expensive. I recently spent $102 on groceries, which included salami, sausages, blackberries, raspberries, soup, bagels, yogurt, melon, eggs, and chicken. This amount of food will probably only last 2 to 3 days. It's now expected to spend $300 to $500 per week to feed a family. This is incredibly high and sickening.
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Speaker 0: If you don't believe how expensive life is in BC, let me just paint a little picture for you. So I just went grocery shopping, and I spent $102. And this is what I got, a pack of salami, some sausages, some blackberries, raspberries, some soup. My kid really likes that stuff. I got some bagels.
I got a case of these Little yogurt things he likes. I got a melon, some eggs, and a chicken for $102. Do you know how long this food's gonna last me? Probably, like, 2 to 3 days. So you're supposed to spend 3 to 4 to $500 a week just to feed your family now.
Like, that's sick. That is absolutely sick.
@PierrePoilievre - Pierre Poilievre
Trudeau bragged when interest rates were at historic lows. Then he spent half a trillion dollars and rates went up 10 times. Now, Canadians don't know how they're going to pay their mortgages. He’s not worth the cost. https://t.co/ekALsVz6c8
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The Canadian government has introduced new mortgage guidelines to help homeowners facing high interest rates. Many households are struggling with mortgage renewals, as rates are expected to increase significantly. The guidelines include allowing temporary extensions of payment periods and exempting homeowners from stress tests when switching lenders. However, experts believe these measures won't have a significant impact, as many banks were already implementing similar practices. Some homeowners are already selling their properties due to affordability issues, and if rates remain high, it could lead to further downward pressure on prices. While inflation has stabilized, the governor of the Bank of Canada has warned that interest rates may remain high for a longer period.
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Speaker 0: There are questions tonight about how effective new federal mortgage guidelines will be at keeping Canadians in their homes. Ottawa unveiled it last week. JP Tasker looks at what they are and whether they'll help in the face of high interest rates.
Speaker 1: Vikram Deep Singh has a mortgage renewal looming on his Vancouver area townhome.
Speaker 2: Right now, I'm looking at the renewal rates somewhere between 6 and the 6 a half percent. So that's gonna We like bringing my payments, 30 to 40% up. So that's gonna be a significant chunk of money that I'll be spending every month.
Speaker 1: Singh was already just Trying to keep his head above water.
Speaker 2: I'm the sole income owner in my family, so that definitely puts some stress.
Speaker 1: About 2,200,000 mortgages are up for renewal in the next 2 years according to federal data. Those households will be paying a lot more with record low rates in the rear view mirror. Doesn't think he can keep his Surrey, BC home on a teacher's salary. You know, I've just been running the numbers. And I don't see how I'm going to be able to To renew and and afford this.
Finance minister Chrystia Freeland says Ottawa is doing what it can to avoid a spike in foreclosures. I want Canadians to get through this. I want Canadians to be able to afford their mortgages and keep their homes. That's where the government's new mortgage charter comes in. A series of guidelines for banks, including allowing temporary extensions of amortization periods so people can take longer to pay And exempting homeowners from a stress test when switching lenders at renewal.
Most banks were doing many of these things. This real estate watcher says the charter won't change much. People are already offloading properties they can't afford, and it could get worse. If rates stay in the sixes for another 12 months, Yeah. We're gonna have potentially and very likely some downward pressure on prices.
I mean, something's gonna break. The good news is inflation seems to have Stabilized. The bad news, interest rates might not go down as fast as they went up. The governor of the Bank of Canada has warned people should prepare to live with higher rates For longer. JP Tasker, CBC
@PierrePoilievre - Pierre Poilievre
Nearly 6 million food bank visits in Ontario in a year. Time to take the carbon tax off the farmers who feed us. Sign to carve out Trudeau's tax for our farmers and bring home lower food prices: https://conservative.ca/cpc/bill-c-234/
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Feed Ontario, a coalition of food banks, revealed shocking statistics: 800,000 Ontarians visited food banks 6,000,000 times, marking a 36% increase—the largest ever. This number of visitors would make it the fourth largest town in Ontario. The speaker urges the prime minister to reconsider quadrupling the carbon tax on farmers and support a conservative bill to exempt them. The report highlights a consistent rise in food bank usage over the past seven years, with last year reaching record levels. The speaker also mentions a bill in the Senate to prevent the carbon tax increase on farmers. They urge the prime minister to allow the bill to pass and ensure affordable food for all.
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Speaker 0: Feed Ontario, a coalition of food banks, released staggering numbers yesterday. 800,000 Ontarians went to the food bank 6,000,000 times. This is a 36% increase, the biggest increase ever, if the total number of people who visited a food bank were a town, it would be the 4th biggest town in all of Ontario, mister speaker. Will the prime minister therefore cancel his plan to quadruple the carbon tax on the farmers who feed us and pass common sense conservative bill two, three, four, to carve out the tax for farmers. We know that Things are challenging for Canadians right now.
That is why we are there for them. That minister and the prime minister have imposed brutal cuts on Canadian families who opened their fridges to find nothing there. The report out demonstrates that in all of the last 7 years, Ontario Food Bank has gone up, and last year it went up by record amounts. 800,000 people went 6,000,000 times to the food bank in this province. Wow.
There's a bill before the Senate to take the carbon tax up the farmers who feed us rather than quadrupling it as the prime minister has said he will do, will the prime minister stop interfering with the independence of the Senate and let the bill pass so that we can bring home affordable food.
Take the carbon tax off grain drying and barn heating - Conservative Party of Canada
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@WeAreCanProud - Canada Proud
No one is safe from Trudeau’s economic crises. Canadians are becoming poorer every day thanks to Trudeau. We need an election!Sign our petition at http://ResignTrudeau.ca
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I opened a pack of bacon and realized it wasn't a full pack. This is another example of shrinkflation by Schneiders. The pack is labeled as 375 grams, but it actually contains only 330 grams. So not only is bacon expensive, but you're also getting less than you expect.
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Speaker 0: I opened this pack of bacon, and I was like, this does not feel like a full pack of bacon. So here's another case of shrinkflation. Thanks, Schneiders. 375. No.
It's actually 330 grams. Great. Not only is a pack of bacon extremely expensive, you're getting less than you even think.
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