To the Canadian people, the message of Conservatives is that we will fight to save you money.
Pierre Poilievre
The Public Record
Canadian politician
Let’s be honest, the administration hit us with tariffs first and everything escalated thereafter and my mission here is to fight for my country, not to score political points domestically. Politics ends at the border.
Look, I’m not going to attack my prime minister on foreign soil — just not something I’m going to do.
The reality is that we would be stronger trading freely together — richer, freer, safer, and much more affordable if we could knock down the tariffs going in both directions, and that’s what I’m here to fight for.
We’re never going to be the 51st state, but we are America’s best friend in the world.
Let’s knock down those tariffs and focus on building a stronger North America for our two separate countries.
We could build an incredible North American fortress with the resources that we have on this continent, but it's going to take a collaborative relationship to do it.
I'm not going to attack my prime minister on foreign soil. It's just not something I'm going to do.
We're kind of confused as to how it is, suddenly, that Canada ended up in the crosshair.
I’ll meet with representatives of investors and business, but my main audience is the American people.
Through interviews on major business networks, I’ll make the case that both our countries can be safer, richer, and more affordable if we trade freely.
“Every single mother, small business owner, and senior should know what they will pay in these new counter-tariffs.”
No ‘new world order.’ No military co-operation with a regime that kidnapped our people, interfered in our elections, and set up police stations on our soil.
Now he is holding defence coordination talks with Beijing, which Canadians had to learn about from Chinese media.
The Canadian people deserve the facts and a plan — we need to have both of those things from the prime minister, and so far, we’ve had neither.
All Canadians stand united in denouncing the president’s unacceptable tweets, trolling and tariffs, and we have to stand united for its workers and all of our people.
The best way to keep everyone united and rowing the same direction is to be up front about costs, decisions and the plan going forward.
We don't need a different country in Alberta, we need different government policies in Ottawa.





