Pierre Poilievre
The Public Record
Canadian politician
Only after months of Conservative pressure, Liberal Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne is announcing a delay of the government’s proposed gas tax hike until early next year.
Canadians need real relief that brings lower prices, not another Liberal half measure. Conservatives are proud of our role in securing today’s win, but we will never stop fighting for a more affordable Canada.
Any relief for working people is good news, but a modest extension of the Liberals’ current plan will not be enough for Canadians already squeezed by higher costs.
I am calling on the government to remove all federal taxes on gasoline and diesel until at least Canada Day 2027.
Now he will help insiders get billions in handouts, bailouts, and carve outs, paid for by you.
Dominic Barton is the man who ran McKinsey while the firm profited from helping Purdue Pharma 'supercharge' the opioid crisis; who chaired Trudeau's economic advisory council while McKinsey's federal contracts exploded thirty-fold to over…
Carney has appointed the ultimate Liberal powerbroker to head up the government’s corporate welfare agency.
Instead of responding to stunts and distractions, Canadians must stay focused on what we can control: making our economy strong and affordable at home and using our leverage to fight tariffs abroad.
To call 9/11 anything other than a terrorist attack is an appalling distortion of history.
Is and will always be Lake Ontario, and no executive order will change that.
The thug responsible must be caught and brought to justice for this cowardly attack.
There are no national secrets in that text. It's already been shown to the United States' administration.
The plan should scrap gas taxes until Canada Day, have zero capital gains tax on reinvesting in Canada, end the industrial carbon tax, green-light the 500 projects waiting for federal permits, and have ZERO sales tax on Canadian-made cars.
Mr. Carney, keep your promise. Fight for Canada. Don’t take a bad deal. We expect a good deal, like you promised.
Canadians elect Parliament to defend their interests and decide the hard questions. Those questions can no longer wait.
In a crisis that defines the future of our people and our country, Conservatives are ready to return to Parliament, to act with the urgency our people demand, and to put Canada first.
Nor can we accept a bad deal. Instead, we must continue the fight for tariff-free trade.
Pierre Poilievre rightly denounced Trump’s offer to “deindustrialize our country.





