Pierre Poilievre

My pledge to you is that we will reverse the Carney Liberal policies that deprived you of a job and a home, and make life affordable for you.

We’re calling on the government to follow through and sue Stelco’s owner to enforce job guarantees.

We encourage all Canadians of all parties to join in uniting all Canadians to make ourselves safe, affordable and fully independent here at home.

Frankly, people can tweet whatever they want. But tweets and memes do not affect Canada, what affects Canada is the decisions made by the Canadian people.

I think we need to spend less time worrying about silly tweets by people who have no power over what Canadians do.

Canadians control their own destiny.

Get back to the negotiating table to get the deal you promised.

I think it’s appalling that after the Carney Liberals have destroyed the paycheques of the working class through high taxes and inflation, they are now blaming those same workers for our economic weakness that he caused.

We will be putting forward amendments, to protect workers, their jobs, their rights and the working-class people who build this country.

Rather, Mr. Carney would take the $2 billion out of your pocket, give it to the bureaucracy that gives it to big corporations, and you're supposedly going to get a rebate for some part of an expensive home transition that you might not…

And if you want to spend your money on a heat pump, then the government should leave the money in your pocket for you to do so.

Here's an idea: why don't you leave the $2 billion in the pockets of Canadians — people like you, whom I trust.

Indigenous people want to build, and I believe that Indigenous Canadians can be the richest people anywhere on earth if we unblock our resources, get the government out of the way and get building,

The $2-billion spent on the rebate program should instead return directly to Canadians, who can decide whether they want to spend it on a heat pump.

C-39 is a weak, watered down, long-delayed bill that will do little on its own.

This is not, and cannot become, normal. Conservatives will always fight against antisemitism and all forms of hatred: protecting our schools, communities and places of worship so that Canadians of all faiths can live in peace and security.

The hatred that fuelled October 7th did not remain on foreign shores. Right here in Canada, far too many synagogues, Jewish businesses and institutions have been the targets of harassment and hate.

The federal Conservatives will work with all members of the National Assembly to lower the cost of living, protect our jobs, ensure the safety of our communities, reform our immigration system and put Canada first," he said.

“We are the only G7 country that has no such reserve, even though we have the most oil right beneath our feet.

We strongly support a new pipeline to the Pacific and congratulate Premier Smith for championing this project. It has taken Mark Carney almost a year and a half to put one proposal on a national interest list. We need a pipeline in the…

It has taken Mark Carney almost a year and a half to put one proposal on a national interest list. We need a pipeline in the ground, not just on a list.

Scott's greatest strength has always been his connection to his home.

Scott Aitchison has spent his life serving the community and country he loves.

Whether fighting for local workers and businesses, helping people navigate the federal government, or championing a community fund to support housing, food security and mental health in Parry Sound—Muskoka, he never forgot who sent him to…

The solution is to double down on the way the country was always meant to work.