Canada: Conservatives on Canada-China relations, kids’ medicine shortages, inflation – November 16, 2022

Conservative MPs speak briefly with reporters on Parliament Hill as the federal party holds its weekly caucus meeting. Foreign affairs critic Michael Chong is asked about Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s encounter with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the G20 Summit in Bali and about the allegations of Chinese interference in Canada's 2019 federal election.
Laila Goodridge discusses the ongoing shortages of children's medication and the federal government's efforts to secure an increased supply to address the issue.
Brad Vis comments on the auditor general's report outlining the government's failure to adequately prepare First Nations communities for emergencies caused by extreme weather events.
Deputy House Leader Luc Berthold responds to questions on the inflation rate, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s encounter with the Chinese president, the government's Indo-Pacific strategy and allegations of Chinese interference in Canada's 2019 federal election.