Pierre Poilievre

While arguing for more civility in politics, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre also called on elected officials Friday to explore the reasons why ...

It has been a remarkable week at the world junior hockey championship for the 2023 NHL draft's presumptive top pick. It was always going to be a tough 12 months for the House of Windsor. O'Toole met with some truckers heading to Ottawa in [late January](https://twitter.com/erinotoole/status/1487210614124691457). Stunning meteor showers, full moons and eclipses will light up the sky in 2023. After only a year since its launch, the James Webb Space telescope has released spectacular images of galaxies, stars and planets in ways previous telescopes have taken years to capture. Simon says over the past year, Canadians also witnessed devastating weather events and continued to experience the emotions sparked by the discovery of what are believed to be the unmarked graves of Indigenous children at former residential school sites. Mary Simon, who serves as the monarch's representative in Canada, remembered the queen's death in her annual New Year's message. congress has failed so far to create a path to residency for Afghans who worked alongside U.S. This is not a lamentable development, Don Martin writes in an exclusive column for CTVNews.ca. The House of Commons held this historic opportunity to allow MPs to pay tribute ahead of Monday's national commemorations. The Liberals would go on to form a minority government. "In fact, the extremes appear to be playing off one another as they frame the debate around the motivations of political leaders.

Pierre Poilievre says he doesn't like the expletive-laden flags some Canadians are using to denounce Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

“But I think we have to ask ourselves: 'Why are people so angry?' And the answer is that they're hurting.” Asked about O'Toole's blog post and the flags, Poilievre said it's easy for politicians to tell people to stop complaining. “So sure, let's tell people to be more civil.

Le chef conservateur Pierre Poilievre a déclaré que son choix pour le poste de gouverneur de la Banque du Canada se porterait sur quelqu'un qui se ...

La Banque du Canada a relevé les taux d’intérêt à sept reprises cette année dans le but de maîtriser la flambée inflationniste. Poilievre a également reproché au gouverneur de la banque centrale d’avoir promis en juillet 2020 que les taux d’intérêt resteraient « bas pendant longtemps ». Et il a imprimé de l’argent pour financer ces déficits, et il l’a fait dans un environnement inflationniste. Mais il laisserait à la banque centrale, en toute indépendance, le soin d’établir la politique monétaire du Canada. Poilievre, d’abord lors de la course à la direction conservatrice, puis aujourd’hui dans sa quête pour devenir premier ministre. Poilievre a ajouté qu’un gouvernement conservateur, pour contribuer à une réduction de l’inflation, réduirait les dépenses de programmes et le déficit, afin qu’il ne soit plus nécessaire d’imposer des taux d’intérêt plus élevés.

In a new post, Erin O'Toole slammed what he called 'political stunts' and 'aggressive rhetoric' that he said are proliferating in politics today.

This tone of division and mistrust is slowly becoming the new normal in politics.” Canadians seem to be getting used to this high level of polarization in our country,” O’Toole said. It is harder to convince people to step forward and represent their communities.” In June, Mendicino also revealed that Canadian members of Parliament [will be getting panic buttons](https://globalnews.ca/news/8934273/canadian-mps-may-need-to-carry-panic-buttons-amid-threats-minister-says/) amid a rise in death threats, intimidation and verbal harassment. “I say this as the person who ran against Justin Trudeau in the last general election and someone who remains very critical of his record in government. “But I think we have to ask ourselves: why are people so angry?

Pierre Poilievre dislikes flags some Canadians are using to discredit Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, but he understands the anger behind them.

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Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says Ottawa must do more to hold airlines accountable for 'breaking their word' to passengers and leaving them stranded ...

Travellers with bookings in and out of the Regina and Saskatchewan airports would receive a refund within 30 days, the tour operator said. “The solution, of course, is to have a Canadian Transportation Agency that holds airlines accountable for breaking their word to the people. Also on Thursday, Sunwing abruptly announced the immediate cancellation of operations in Saskatchewan until Feb. The total penalty was $11,000. “So, your entire vacation gets ruined, you’re sleeping on a cold, concrete floor at an airport somewhere, and what does Justin Trudeau offer you? But Poilievre says Ottawa is not doing enough to see these rights enforced.

Poilievre is standing by the promise he made during the leadership campaign to fire current central bank governor Tiff Macklem, should the Conservative leader ...

The Bank of Canada has raised interest rates seven times this year in an attempt to get skyrocketing inflation under control. And that is why I believe he needs to be replaced.” “Right now, the cost of government is increasing the cost of living.” Poilievre says if elected prime minister, he would not stray too far abroad in appointing a new Bank of Canada governor. “He's supposed to be in charge of monetary policy and not fiscal policy,” Poilievre said. Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre speaks during a media availability on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Friday, Dec.