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Families are feeling the squeeze, and it’s not just inflation.

Facebook · October 22, 2025

Families are feeling the squeeze, and it’s not just inflation. I asked in Question Period. Why is the government still letting hidden taxes drive up the cost of groceries? Canadians deserve transparency and relief. It’s time to make life more affordable, starting at the checkout.

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Mr. Speaker, Canadians are feeling the financial squeeze, not just at the pumps but across the board. While the Liberals claim that these are imaginary taxes, the truth is that they are hidden fuel taxes on buried regulatory fees and carbon pricing, quietly driving up the cost of groceries and transportation. These aren't just line items, they are daily realities for working families in Kitchener Centre. Will they axe their $0.17 fuel tax on their upcoming budget so Canadians can finally afford to live?

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