Okay. There are a lot of points in there.
First of all, it's probably worth reminding Conservatives of the difference between monetary and fiscal policy. Quantitative easing is the province of the Bank of Canada, and I certainly respect those boundaries.
Second of all, in terms of the recovery between 2008 and today, we now have exceeded 100% of jobs recovered. It took eight months longer, eight months of pain and suffering for unemployed Canadians, to hit that level after 2008. We are on track for a full recovery of GDP in the first quarter of next year, if not sooner. That is three months faster than after the 2008 recession, which was less deep.
In terms of the stability of Canada's finances, let me just say, Moody's and S&P have reaffirmed our AAA rating. We have the lowest debt-to-GDP ratio in the G7.