B.C. REACTS: How could Trudeau's government make life more affordable?
'My wages aren't going up in accordance with the cost of living. They're just not,' said one Surrey, B.C. resident.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his cabinet held a retreat in Vancouver from September 6 to 8 to address affordability, inflation, and economic recovery. Since the beginning of the pandemic, Canadians have seen the cost of living skyrocket in all aspects of day-to-day life.
Fuel, groceries and rent costs have reached all-time highs in many Canadian cities, but none worse than Vancouver where a one-bedroom apartment now costs on average north of $2400 per month, and gasoline at its peak was $2.369 per litre. Rebel News took to the streets to ask residents of Surrey B.C. ways that they believe the federal government could make their lives more affordable.
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