Conservative Party of Canada

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre (Carleton, Ont.) issued a statement: “During World War I, the Ottoman Empire carried out a genocide against Armenians. Beginning in April 1915, a campaign of mass execution and deportation ended the lives of millions,” he said. “We mourn for the millions of men, women and children who were savagely murdered. We … Read more

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Conservative Shadow Minister for Innovation, Science and Industry Rick Perkins (South Shore–St. Margaret’s, N.S.) and Conservative Shadow Minister for International Trade Kyle Seeback (Dufferin–Caledon, Ont.) issued a statement: “The Canada’s Building Trades Union letter reported on today proves what Conservatives have been saying all along; that heavily subsidized battery plants in southwestern Ontario will rely on foreign replacement workers rather … Read more

Conservative Party of Canada

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre (Carleton, Ont.) issued a statement: “Thousands of years ago, G-d rescued the people of Israel from bondage and ushered them to freedom. As G-d ‘passed over’ the homes of the Israelites and wrought destruction on their enemies, He ushered them into a new era – destroying the chains of slavery and … Read more

Conservative Party of Canada

On April 17, GC Strategies owner Kristin Firth testified in the House of Commons after he withheld information related to his involvement on ArriveScam. Firth admitted to discussing contracts, their value and amending them outside of government offices. Conservatives will require all government officials who met with GC Strategies at bars and restaurants to testify before a parliamentary committee. We also learned that the Liberal Government has still not … Read more

Conservative Party of Canada

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre (Carleton, Ont.) issued a statement: “After eight years of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (Papineau, Que.), the budget is still not balancing itself,” he said. “Trudeau doubles down on the same failures with $40 billion of new spending […] And now for the first time in a generation, we’re spending more on debt … Read more

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Statistics Canada confirmed that the government’s inflationary spending and carbon tax is making life more expensive for everyone. During this affordability crisis, the last thing Canadians need is higher taxes and more inflationary spending that drives up the cost of everything and keeps interest rates high. The Conservatives called on the government to stop the inflationary … Read more

Conservative Party of Canada

Conservative Shadow Minister for Treasury Board Stephanie Kusie (Calgary Midnapore, Alta.) and Conservative Shadow Minister for Public Services and Procurement Kelly Block (Carlton Trail-Eagle Creek, Sask.) issued a statement: “After eight years of Justin Trudeau, millions of Canadians are struggling to afford the cost of living […] But while working Canadians are forced to make painful decisions, life has … Read more

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The Conservative Party issued a statement: “After the NDP voted 22 times to create and increase the carbon tax, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh (Burnaby South, B.C.) is now desperately trying to run from his own record, saying that environmental policy ‘can’t be done by letting working families bear the cost of climate change’,” reads the … Read more

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Conservative Shadow Minister for Emergency Preparedness Dane Lloyd (Sturgeon River-Parkland, Alta.) issued a statement: “Canada’s Forest Firefighters are heroes who risk their personal health and safety to protect our communities during fire season,” he said. “It’s time the Liberal Government amend the definition of firefighter to reflect the sacrifices and risks taken on by our brave forest … Read more

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Conservative Shadow Minister for Innovation, Science, and Industry Rick Perkins (South Shore–St. Margaret’s, N.S.) issued a statement: “Senior departmental officials confirmed that Liberal amendments to Bill C-27 will provide the Trudeau government near limitless regulatory power to moderate and prioritize the content Canadians see online,” he said. “The Liberal government is seeking to regulate what people see and … Read more