Canada’s Official Opposition, the Conservative Party of Canada, is expressing its deep concern that middle class families are expected to have their wallets drained through the Liberal government’s increases in spending, tax hikes and cuts to healthcare investments.

On Tuesday June 28^th, the Parliamentary Budget Officer, an independent watchdog who keeps tabs on all financial matters of the government, issued a report that warned that Canada’s finances have become unsustainable due to permanent increases in federal spending. He also went further to state that the greatest challenge facing future generations and government budgets would be an allocation of funds to pay for essential healthcare services. With an aging population and healthcare playing a vital role in our quality of life, the Liberals’ decision to make such drastic cuts is seriously troubling.

The PBO went on to estimate that in order to meet healthcare costs and keep public debt under control, governments will need to collectively hike taxes or cut spending by $11 billion per year.

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-Bob Saroya, M.P.

Markham-Unionville