Pierre Poilievre

I wish it weren't happening but it is and I'm going to make the case for Canada.

We have to deal with it.

I suggest the prime minister do the exact same thing as me very soon.

I urge all Canadians to wrap their arms around Albertans and make them feel at home to keep the country together.

This is a terrorist regime that has killed our people.

Mark Carney wants you — the welder, the waitress, the barber, the small business person — to pay through your taxes to bail out his developer friends.

The government inflated the housing market into a bubble, and now the bubble burst.

When I see the homelessness in our streets, and I see the young people who are desperate to start families, but can’t get a house to do it, I just think the last thing on our minds should be 24 Sussex Drive.

I definitely would have raised CUSMA.

We need the prime minister to get a good deal and fast.

Many of those things needed to happen, but why not bring them to the negotiating table and get something in return?

Canada should offer no support, diplomatic, economic or otherwise, to the current Venezuelan government.

I just think the last thing on our minds should be 24 Sussex.

How does bidding up the cost of condos and competing with homebuyers to buy them make it more affordable?

We need a smaller federal government so that we can have bigger provinces and people.

Some people say that hope is not a strategy. Well, fear is not a strategy either.

You have to give people hope, and we also need to go and speak to our young people in both Quebec and Alberta.

I believe by building those alliances we can fulfil the ambitions of Albertans and deal with their legitimate grievances.

We have to deal with it. At the end of the day, I wish it weren’t happening, but it is, and I’m going to make the case for Canada.

bailout" for big developers and "a transfer of wealth from the have-nots to the have-yachts

Any policy that’s seeking to bail out bankers or developers is the wrong one.

Our approach is to repeal the anti-development laws, depoliticize the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission, stop the Liberal obstacles so that we can actually produce more affordable and abundant electricity and other forms of energy across…

If this project ever gets built it will be 15 years from now and it will cost every family $8,000 in higher taxes.

This plan is a bailout for developers who built during a hotter market and are now stuck with unsold inventory.

An announcement will not build anything.