I SUBSCRIBE Wednesday, November 24 Leuven Fog 6 ° C NEWS November 24, 2021 12:30 a.m. Speech from the Throne: Richard Martel points to a “disempowerment” of the government MARC-ANTOINE CÔTÉ The Daily Conservative MP Richard Martel accuses the federal government of having lost responsibility for the important economic issues facing Canada in the Speech from the Throne, in particular by blaming high inflation on a “global situation”. Affirming that the period of economic instability towards which the country is heading will be important and that the risk of a recession cannot be ruled out, Richard Martel would have liked this issue to be a central point of the Speech from the Throne and that concrete solutions be proposed by the Liberals. READ ALSO POLITICS Un discours du Trône pour sortir de la pandémie 23 novembre 2021 «Ce n’est ni plus ni moins qu’une déresponsabilisation de la situation actuelle. L’inflation canadienne présentement est au-dessus de la moyenne des pays de l’OCDE. Quand on regarde les pays du G7, il y a très peu d’inflation dans un pays comme le Japon alors que le Canada est l’un des pires. Il ne faut pas se leurrer, quand on imprime de l’argent de façon irresponsable, ça cause l’inflation», a déclaré le député de Chicoutimi-Le Fjord par voie de communiqué, mardi. Selon ce dernier, Justin Trudeau n’est pas étranger à la situation économique actuelle, son gouvernement ayant précipité le pays «dans une spirale inflationniste», depuis 2015. «C’est le pire scénario pour les gens de la classe moyenne de notre pays qui voient l’essence et l’épicerie augmenter chaque mois.» In Richard Martel's eyes, the Liberal proposals made during the Speech from the Throne will “only make the problem worse”. “The Speech from the Throne makes no mention of the cost of energy, groceries or wealth creation. On the contrary, the government offers programs such as an increase in the carbon tax or programs to facilitate access to property such as rentals with option to purchase. " - Richard Martel This "disempowerment" would even extend to other areas, the deputy pointing to the influx of illegal weapons at the border and the lack of openness vis-à-vis the possibility of unconditional transfers in health. This content is offered to you free of charge, there is no more content left to consult. Create your account to view 3 additional free content per month. Log in Create an account CONTENT TO DISCOVER POLITICS A speech to get out of the pandemic 01:37 NEWS Richard Martel "not sorry" to have been transferred November 10, 2021 POLITICS Alain Rayes becomes Quebec lieutenant of Conservative leader Erin O'Toole November 10, 2021 THE MOST POPULAR NEWS A third route under study for the Alma-La Baie highway 04:35 MÉLISSA AND RÂTO Back to an emergency cesarean section in the middle of the night November 21, 2021 NEWS A family poisoned by carbon monoxide 23 November 2021 MARQUIS Defender Novosad and goalkeeper Lacasse back with the Marquis 23 November 2021 SHOWCASE SPONSORED CONTENT WINTER FUN Unusual accommodation: for an unforgettable winter getaway November 21, 2021 SUPPORT SERVICES AVAILABLE EVERYWHERE FOR ALL CAREGIVERS November 4, 2021 UQAC- OPEN HOUSE A tailor-made experience November 19, 2021 WINTER FUN A certain return to normal accompanied by great new features for the Valinouët November 21, 2021 Contact U.S Our team Frequently Asked Questions Mind games Obituary CareerZone.ca Offers Competition Sitemap Privacy Policy Terms of use Social media netiquette Local journalism initiative Election Advertising Register Powered by Omerlo .