Pierre Poilievre

There's no free lunch here. Someone has to pay for the loss.

Where is your bailout?

But now they're selling those homes at a time when the housing bubble has burst. So the risk did not pay off.

We want to make this the fastest place in the world in which to get a permit.

City Hall gatekeepers are making a big mistake killing jobs, smothering country music culture, and cutting back performances at the world-famous Cowboys celebration during the Calgary Stampede.

Conservatives will stand up for property rights, for your home, for economic development, for our economy, and for affordability by voting against the K'omoks treaty.

Conservatives will oppose this latest Liberal assault on freedom of expression and religion.

The whole country is cheering you on. Go Canada Go!

Why can’t we get our goods to Europe? It’s not because the Europeans are shutting us out. It’s because the Liberal government is shutting us in with anti-development laws.

urging Canadians opposed to separatism to listen to Western separatists’ concerns rather than alienate or attack them.

I would cancel the project if my party formed a government.

My friends, we saw what happened in Mirabel last time. They stole the lands of rural people and farmers for an airport that nobody uses. And Canadian taxpayers got the bill. Well, they’re doing it all over again. We won’t let them do it.

I will be speaking to Albertans on both sides of this referendum to hear their thoughts and to make the respectful case for Canada.

Listen carefully to the concerns of those who are saying they want to leave, and you will find that they do not have a problem with their fellow Canadians, or even with Canada itself. They have a problem with the federal government.

The Liberal party carried out a publicly-stated plan to phase out Alberta’s biggest industry using antidevelopment laws that are still in place today.

I can say from meeting people in my east central, rural Alberta riding of Battle River—Crowfoot that these policies did real harm in people’s lives.

lock arms with Quebec to restore constitutional autonomy of the provinces, so Albertans can make decisions for themselves on things like immigration.

The best news of all: it’s not a zero-sum game. These steps would make every province better off.

The answer, therefore, for Albertans, is not to pull away from our friends in other provinces, but to lock arms with them.

We must remember that those who are choosing separation from Canada are not our enemies, they are our fellow citizens, family members, loved ones, business partners, neighbours, friends.

Doing that in this referendum would only drive people further away. If you want frustrated Albertans to vote for Canada, the absolute worst thing we can do is dismiss their legitimate grievances and thus signal there is no hope of fixing…

We need a Project Hope, not a Project Fear.

The problem lately has been that the federal government has been terrible at the things that are its job, while sticking its nose in things that are not its job.

A better way is to listen, understand, persuade, and address the easily solvable problems they are asking us to fix.

Tell them how much you appreciate and love them. Really listen to them and support their ambitions because our destinies are intertwined.