Pierre Poilievre

Canadians must stand united to defend our country against these unfair attacks on our jobs and businesses.

Canada cannot accept one-sided tariffs that will de-industrialise our country.

If you have contacts south of the border, use those to put pressure, to fight, for tariff-free trade so that we can protect our industries and have renewed access to the biggest and most lucrative market anywhere on earth.

I told all my members of Parliament to use every single contact they had to fight for Canada and Canadian jobs.

Mr. Carney’s got to tell us how he’s going to avoid the full deindustrialization of our economy if he accepts one-sided tariffs as part of this deal.

I’m very concerned about the deindustrialization of our country if our key industries pay one-sided tariffs.

He is driving entrepreneurs out of Canada with taxes, red tape, and inflation while simultaneously giving handouts, bailouts, and carveouts to the club of corporate insiders.

One-sided tariffs on Canadian industry would be a bad deal.

I shared with him the tremendous support I saw from Canada’s Persian community in Vancouver and their hope for freedom and democratic change in Iran.

It is not the role of the Canadians or any foreign government to tell Iranians who should run their country, but there should be a free and democratic Iran that is in the hands of the Iranian people.

Handouts, bailouts, and carveouts to the club of corporate insiders.

Driving entrepreneurs out of Canada with taxes, red tape, and inflation

Yet it is still not listed as a terrorist entity in Canada.

We’re looking forward to seeing the new and excellent deal that is being finalized, one we expect and we believe should include an end to tariffs on Canadians.

We believe that the United States spends tens, if not hundreds of billions of dollars in subsidies to its farmers, which put our producers at a competitive disadvantage.

That should mean no tariffs on steel, aluminum and autos and an exemption to Buy American.

We are cheering for the prime minister to deliver the deal he promised Canadian workers and keep his promise to negotiate a win.

We hope that over the next couple of days we’ll hear the good news that Mr. Carney will have kept his promise and Canadians will get (an) even better deal than we had before.

It’s time for Mark Carney to keep his promise that he would negotiate a win and get the tariffs off Canadian softwood lumber.

No more concessions while getting nothing in return. We have to stand up and fight for our country.

This would lower the price of the pump and make groceries, homebuilding materials and other products that are transported more affordable for Canadians.

This would lower the price at the pump and make groceries, home building materials and other products that are transported more affordable to Canadians,

A tax hike on fuel is a tax hike on everything,

When Conservatives first called on you to take all federal taxes off gas and diesel until the new year, Canadians were already struggling with the cost of living,

I urge Carney not to give any more concessions to the U.S., including pushing provinces and territories to put American booze back on store shelves.