m.p. trudeau: billions of dollars in the provinces kick in. tot: what message do give millennial's today trying to get on the property run? m.p. mulcair: we had a prime minister who thinks a bungalow is totally out of reach. look at the cost of living in major cities. it's out of control. ok, i. harper says it's have a renovation tax credit. we are going to start by putting more money in people's pockets. we will give a raise to over 100,000 people earning the federal minimum wage. they will get more money. a good signal to the provinces to do the same thing, to bring up a living wage. i think someone who works full-time shouldn't be living in poverty. i have spoken to a lot of people earning minimum wage and you are giving them false hope. you are promising them a national minimum wage. they are earning less than $15 an hour. it is not going to affect 99% of canadians earning the minimum wage. 0 we will come back. canadians have a right to know. m.p. trudeau: you pretend to vote for minimum wage. eights -- it's a significant thing. it's not go

m.p. trudeau: mr.arper, you know full well-- you know full well that the liberal party plan is to drop small business taxes from 11% to 9%. he's just playing politics. we have a plan, not only to encourage small businesses, but to invest in what small businesses need. like reliable transportation, like a growing economy. mr. harper has not only the worst growth record on jobs, worst job creation record since world war ii, he has the worst record on economic growth since the great depression. we need to grow its economy. host: mr. mulcair, you are hearing a good ding dong, between these two. where do you lie? m.p. mulcair: i'm going to ring their bell. dumprudeau is planning to millions of dollars in debt on the backs of generations. mr. harper wants to hit the snooze button while mr. trudeau wants to hit the perfect. -- hit the panic button. without a cost plan yesterday, which is reliable and sustainable. neither of these numbers will do the same. out a cost plan. these talk: both of about cutting tax

m.p. trudeau: on the contrary. the reason mr. harper has not been able to get out of deficit is he isn't creating growth and he has cut spending to veterans programs. iny are important element building our economy and making sure we are creating proper partnerships and moving our resources and creating educational opportunities for young people across the country by investing in the liberal billion.$2.6 we have a lot we need to do to invest in growing this economy. mr. harper thinks giving tax cuts to the wealthiest canadians will create growth. talks about the right things but he will not be able to act on them because he has backloaded his promises and he has committed to balance when we don't need balance with low interest rates right now and a declining debt to gdp ratio and a flat economy. we need to invest in our future. that's what confident economies do and that's what the liberal party is proposing. if the right plan to help canadians now. p.m. harper: when it came out the other day that we actually had a surplus last ye

m.p. trudeau: on the contrary. the reason mr. harper has not been able to get out of deficit is he isn't creating growth and he has cut spending to veterans programs. they are important element in building our economy and making sure we are creating proper partnerships and moving our resources and creating educational opportunities for young people across the country by investing in the liberal platform $2.6 billion. we have a lot we need to do to invest in growing this economy. mr. harper thinks giving tax cuts to the wealthiest canadians will create growth. mr. mulcair talks about the right things but he will not be able to act on them because he has backloaded his promises and he has committed to balance when we don't need balance with low interest rates right now and a declining debt to gdp ratio and a flat economy. we need to invest in our future. that's what confident economies do and that's what the liberal party is proposing. if the right plan to help canadians now. p.m. harper: when it came out the other day that we actu

m.p. trudeau: start off with a few questions. better off now than when stephen harper became prime minister? is our country better off? do we have better job prospects? are you confident we have a better future. i have talked to canadians across the country and mr. harper may not see what is going on, but i did. canadians are worried about their jobs and that is what this election is about. their jobs and jobs the kids are going to have. -- trudeau mr. trudeau: we need a strong and clear plan to invest in the middle class, grow the economy, given the kickstart it needs and put more money in canadians pockets. that starts with raising taxes on the wealthiest 1% so we can lower them for the middle class. it starts with investing in canada once again -- inroads, include water -- and clean water, in transit, and in jobs. when we talk about that investment, we are very clear. we going to run three modest deficits in order to pay for it. those of the kinds of investment that mr. harper has not made for 10 years to if you think this eco