Congratulations to Richard Martel on his appointment to the Senate. I hope he will continue the fight for affordability, growing paycheques, and safe streets in the Upper Chamber.
Pierre Poilievre
The Public Record
Canadian politician
May the police find the monster responsible for this innocent loss of life.
I will find and deport all visiting criminals, gangsters and extortionists, including members of the Bishnoi gang.
That’s why we believe that the best place to put a pipeline is to Prince Rupert or Kitimat, which can take a million barrels, mostly to Asia.
It takes about 36 hours less time to get to Asia from northern B.C. as it does from southern B.C., and that’s because of the curvature of the earth. It’s just simple geometry.
We will fight for Canada, including in the upcoming referendum to win back Albertans, to win back Albertans through hope, not by wagging our fingers or lecturing them, nor by threatening.
I hope my now-former MP will fight for affordability, growing paycheques and safe streets in the upper house.
Provide the permit, let the private sector build it, get out of the way and get it done.
Why not lift the tanker ban, permit a pathway, and invite the private sector to come along and build?
We don’t want a pipeline that will simply lead tankers to take the oil south down to the California West Coast.
The proposal will instead prop up high prices as it "prevents a price correction from taking place"
A program to possibly help finance the purchase of 2,200 vacant condos amounts to a "condo bailout" for developers, bankers and investors.
Taxpayers are being forced to intervene before developers lower prices.
Far from making housing more affordable, the bailout prevents a price correction from taking place, preserving high prices for developers rather than lowering them for buyers.
I’m calling on you to hold an urgent meeting of the Ethics Committee so it can investigate this bailout.
Mark Carney is building an economy of carve-outs, bail-outs and hand-outs for the Liberal Club; and higher costs, debt and taxes for everyone else.
Wrap their arms around Albertans and make them feel at home to keep the country together with the referendum coming on Oct. 19.
Instead, he’s got double the tariffs on aluminum and steel and triple on lumber.





