Canadians are paying more than ever to put food on the table.
August 5, 2026
Grocery prices are up nearly 35% since 2019, with the average family now spending around $10,000 a year on groceries. Meanwhile, severely food-insecure households have doubled to over half a million, and food banks are seeing record demand.
Instead of delivering relief to farmers, the Liberals have added more bureaucracy, increased deficits, and driven up the cost of living. The result is higher food prices, low productivity, and families struggling to provide the essentials.
This is the price we are paying for years of damaging policies.
Warren Steinley joins me on The Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to discuss the challenges facing Canadian farmers, what’s driving up food costs, and why supporting producers is key to making life more affordable.
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A decade of housing failure continues.
March 3, 2026
For far too many Canadians, especially for our nation’s youth, the idea of home ownership is a distant pipedream.
The Prime Minister broke his promise to halve municipal homebuilding taxes, is raising costs through taxes, and now wants another federal housing bureaucracy with no top-line housing targets.
Even Housing Minister Gregor Robertson admitted there are no clear targets
Buyers can’t buy. Sellers can’t sell. Builders can’t build.
Carol Anstey joins me on the Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to discuss Canada’s housing crisis, the rising cost of living, what it will take to restore affordability for families, and much more.
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Canada’s economic output continues to decline.
July 23, 2024
Trade is down, thousands of Canadians are out of a job, yet the Prime Minister is hitting the snooze button as our country’s economic output continues to decline.
Watch and listen as my guest, Kyle Seeback MP, and I discuss how Canada’s cost of living crisis is not only causing hardships for industries here at home but also with our largest trading partner, how softwood lumber has been slept on by the current Government for far too long, and much more.
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