Recently, Canadians learned that the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) gave out nearly $32 million in bonuses last year, with executive payouts averaging around $44,000 per person.

Mark Carney’s Liberals and their friends at the CBC might say this is as good as it gets, but we know the best is yet to come.

At a time when CUSMA negotiations are tumultuous, Mexico sent its Economy Minister to fight for their workers, while the Carney Liberals only sent incomplete paperwork.

Every dollar spent on luxury in-flight catering and international travel without securing major results is a dollar that could have supported housing, tax relief, or public safety for hardworking Canadians.

Liberal MPs used their majority to block the investigation and defend the carve-outs, bail-outs and hand-outs for the Liberal Club while delivering higher costs, debt and taxes for everyone else.

Minister Champagne's office refused to provide details of this spending, and even the Parliamentary Budget Officer has struggled to get answers despite three requests to National Defence.

"The plan Canadians have been presented with is to use taxpayer dollars to socialize these (condo) losses, while developers avoid the full consequences of their actions." @jacobmantle

“Canadians deserve to know who benefits from this decision and why it was made. British Columbians didn’t ask for it. Even Carney admitted that ‘no developer asked for this from me directly.’ So who did?” -@AaronGunn

Canadians deserve to know exactly how much money the Liberals are spending and exactly how this is going to be paid for.