Pierre Poilievre

We must remember that those who are choosing separation from Canada are not our enemies, they are our fellow citizens, family members, loved ones, business partners, neighbours, friends.

Doing that in this referendum would only drive people further away. If you want frustrated Albertans to vote for Canada, the absolute worst thing we can do is dismiss their legitimate grievances and thus signal there is no hope of fixing…

Listen carefully to the concerns of those who are saying they want to leave, and you will find that they do not have a problem with their fellow Canadians, or even with Canada itself. They have a problem with the federal government.

We need a Project Hope, not a Project Fear.

The problem lately has been that the federal government has been terrible at the things that are its job, while sticking its nose in things that are not its job.

This project could cost far more than projected and cause significant damage to agricultural land.

They have a problem with the federal government

Locking arms with other provinces is the practical, realistic path to a stronger Alberta within a united Canada.

Encourage people to stay in “the Canadian family.”

Have a problem with the federal government.

We need different government policies in Ottawa.

Locking arms with other provinces is the practical, realistic path to a stronger Alberta within a united Canada,

We do not need a different country, Alberta. We need different government policies in Ottawa,

All Conservatives will be campaigning for Canadian unity in Alberta.

We do not need a different country, Alberta. We need different government policies in Ottawa.

Unblocking resources and pipelines, respecting firearms owners, locking up criminals, relieving taxpayers, respecting provincial autonomy, unlocking free enterprise — we know that these are the things Albertans have been demanding.

Only Canada, under Mark Carney's Liberal policies, is in a recession.

Trump’s ongoing '51st state' statements are ridiculous and Canadians must not let themselves be distracted by that talk.

The prime minister, once again, is failing the Canadian people by refusing the tell them the truth that he caused a recession.

Canadians need answers about why Canada has the only shrinking economy in the G7

They don’t want us to be distracted by a foolish comment like that, they want us to focus on reversing the Liberal policies that have made them hungry in the first place.

They deserve a prime minister who will look them in the eye and admit that there is a recession.

I’m concerned that LeBlanc is travelling to Washington at a time when Mark Carney has led us into the only recession in the G7, which puts Canada in a position of weakness.

Under Stephen Harper, the separatist movement was wiped out. The Parti Québécois and the Bloc Québécois were on their last leg,

The recession was caused by taxes, anti-development laws, government red tape and the doubling of the deficit.