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Pierre Poilievre asked a devastatingly simple question: why are Canadians starving in one of the richest countries on Earth? He laid it out. Food prices—70 percent higher than the Bank of Canada’s target. Four million food bank visits. A 400 percent increase. Those are breadline numbers. That’s collapse stuff....

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Poilievre wanted to ask Carney about record food bank usage in Canada. But Carney decided he didn't want to attend Question Period in the House of Commons today. Instead Carney had the: • The Minister of Finance - Champagne talk about how much they are doing instead. • Minister of Industry - Hodgson talk about a previously approved LNG terminal in BC. • Minister of Housing - Robertson promote Build Canada Homes • Secretary of State for Sport - van Koeverden recommendations from Food Banks Canada.
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Poilievre wanted to ask Carney about record food bank usage in Canada. But Carney decided he didn't want to attend Question Period in the House of Commons today. Instead Carney had the: • The Minister of Finance - Champagne talk about how much they are doing instead. • Minister of Industry - Hodgson talk about a previously approved LNG terminal in BC. • Minister of Housing - Robertson promote Build Canada Homes • Secretary of State for Sport - van Koeverden recommendations from Food Banks Canada.

TheRealMrBench

54,427 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

OTTAWA — After staging an affordability photo op in a grocery store conveniently missing price tags, Prime Minister Mark Carney finally showed up in Question Period and immediately learned why he’d avoided it. Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre opened by accusing the PM of scrubbing prices for the cameras, then reminded Canadians that groceries are rising faster here than anywhere else in the G7. The charge wasn’t subtle: if prices look bad, hide them; if questions look worse, skip Parliament. Carney’s response was familiar and evasive. He didn’t address the price tags. He didn’t address food inflation. He pivoted to meetings, cooperation, and a laundry list of talking points, jobs numbers, wage claims, tax cuts, a school food program, and the GST rebate he announced the day before. It was a recital, not an answer. When Poilievre pressed again, on deficits, fuel taxes on farmers, food bank lines, and a projects office that hasn’t approved a single new project, the Prime Minister countered with more slogans and a warning about Conservative legislation, carefully sidestepping the cost-of-living question he was asked. The exchange said everything. Poilievre stayed locked on prices, costs, and outcomes Canadians recognize at the checkout. Carney stayed locked on optics, process, and applause lines. The grocery store backdrop may have worked for a press conference. Under the lights of Question Period, with no price tags to remove and no script to hide behind, the performance fell apart. #cdnpoli
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OTTAWA — After staging an affordability photo op in a grocery store conveniently missing price tags, Prime Minister Mark Carney finally showed up in Question Period and immediately learned why he’d avoided it. Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre opened by accusing the PM of scrubbing prices for the cameras, then reminded Canadians that groceries are rising faster here than anywhere else in the G7. The charge wasn’t subtle: if prices look bad, hide them; if questions look worse, skip Parliament. Carney’s response was familiar and evasive. He didn’t address the price tags. He didn’t address food inflation. He pivoted to meetings, cooperation, and a laundry list of talking points, jobs numbers, wage claims, tax cuts, a school food program, and the GST rebate he announced the day before. It was a recital, not an answer. When Poilievre pressed again, on deficits, fuel taxes on farmers, food bank lines, and a projects office that hasn’t approved a single new project, the Prime Minister countered with more slogans and a warning about Conservative legislation, carefully sidestepping the cost-of-living question he was asked. The exchange said everything. Poilievre stayed locked on prices, costs, and outcomes Canadians recognize at the checkout. Carney stayed locked on optics, process, and applause lines. The grocery store backdrop may have worked for a press conference. Under the lights of Question Period, with no price tags to remove and no script to hide behind, the performance fell apart. #cdnpoli

Dan Knight

48,752 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

BREAKING: Liberals, Bloc and NDP vote against Conservative motion to cut taxes on groceries to lower sky high grocery prices so Canadians can afford to feed their families. The Liberals have voted to keep grocery prices high, even though according to the Daily Bread Food Bank, this year, millions of Canadians will turn to a food bank. The Prime Minister said Canadians would judge him by the cost at the grocery store, well, Canadians have judged, and he gets a failing grade.
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BREAKING: Liberals, Bloc and NDP vote against Conservative motion to cut taxes on groceries to lower sky high grocery prices so Canadians can afford to feed their families. The Liberals have voted to keep grocery prices high, even though according to the Daily Bread Food Bank, this year, millions of Canadians will turn to a food bank. The Prime Minister said Canadians would judge him by the cost at the grocery store, well, Canadians have judged, and he gets a failing grade.

Shannon Stubbs

360,460 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

Poilievre vs. Carney: “If He Knows Many Things, Maybe Start With the Deficit” The hottest exchange in Question Period yesterday came when Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre repeatedly asked Prime Minister Mark Carney the simplest of questions: How big is the deficit? Carney dodged, promising answers in his November 4 budget and boasting about “the strongest economy in the G7.” When pressed again, Carney quipped: “I know many things.” Poilievre pounced, mocking the line as proof of Liberal arrogance: “Surely if he was such an expert, he would know the size of his own deficit. Six months into the fiscal year, $40 billion in new spending, and still no number. The financial expert doesn’t even know what his own deficit is.” He then twisted the knife with a devastating closer: “To a government that doesn’t know how to count, there is nothing more terrifying than a man armed with a calculator.” Carney’s “I know many things” will go down as the clunkiest rebuttal of the session — a gift to Conservatives who framed it as proof the PM can recite talking points but can’t answer the only number Canadians care about.
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Poilievre vs. Carney: “If He Knows Many Things, Maybe Start With the Deficit” The hottest exchange in Question Period yesterday came when Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre repeatedly asked Prime Minister Mark Carney the simplest of questions: How big is the deficit? Carney dodged, promising answers in his November 4 budget and boasting about “the strongest economy in the G7.” When pressed again, Carney quipped: “I know many things.” Poilievre pounced, mocking the line as proof of Liberal arrogance: “Surely if he was such an expert, he would know the size of his own deficit. Six months into the fiscal year, $40 billion in new spending, and still no number. The financial expert doesn’t even know what his own deficit is.” He then twisted the knife with a devastating closer: “To a government that doesn’t know how to count, there is nothing more terrifying than a man armed with a calculator.” Carney’s “I know many things” will go down as the clunkiest rebuttal of the session — a gift to Conservatives who framed it as proof the PM can recite talking points but can’t answer the only number Canadians care about.

Dan Knight

49,778 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

🚨 BREAKING: Canada’s Defence Minister found out our troops got bombed from a NEWSPAPER. 11 days after it happened. Then walked it back hours later claiming he was “actually briefed immediately.” So he either lied that morning or lied that afternoon. One of them is a lie. In any event, he tried to politicize it, and blame Pierre Poilievre for not getting his security clearance when he didn’t know about it himself. Meanwhile Carney was asked about the bombing and said “I’m not the only spokesperson for the government.” That’s the Prime Minister…. Talking about Canadian troops being bombed. Our allies share information openly. Canada treats it like a state secret. 200 Canadians are deployed in the Middle East and this government can’t even be honest about whether they got hit.
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🚨 BREAKING: Canada’s Defence Minister found out our troops got bombed from a NEWSPAPER. 11 days after it happened. Then walked it back hours later claiming he was “actually briefed immediately.” So he either lied that morning or lied that afternoon. One of them is a lie. In any event, he tried to politicize it, and blame Pierre Poilievre for not getting his security clearance when he didn’t know about it himself. Meanwhile Carney was asked about the bombing and said “I’m not the only spokesperson for the government.” That’s the Prime Minister…. Talking about Canadian troops being bombed. Our allies share information openly. Canada treats it like a state secret. 200 Canadians are deployed in the Middle East and this government can’t even be honest about whether they got hit.

Mario Zelaya

36,294 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

Conservative MP Kyle Seabeck went straight for the jugular, hammering the Liberals’ housing record. He reminded Canadians that Mark Carney promised to double housing starts. Instead, they’re down 16%. Then came the kill shot: $13 billion for 4,000 homes. That’s $3.2 million per unit. Even Ottawa bureaucrats had to wince at that math. Housing Minister Gregor Robertson tried to laugh it off with the line, “I know the math is difficult for Conservatives.” But when your answer to skyrocketing home prices is to insult the opposition while defending a $13 billion boondoggle, you’ve already lost the argument. Seabeck framed it perfectly: Canadians don’t need more Liberal slogans, they need homes they can actually afford. Robertson, meanwhile, delivered a masterclass in condescension while dodging the obvious — $3.2 million per house is not affordable housing. It’s a scam.
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Conservative MP Kyle Seabeck went straight for the jugular, hammering the Liberals’ housing record. He reminded Canadians that Mark Carney promised to double housing starts. Instead, they’re down 16%. Then came the kill shot: $13 billion for 4,000 homes. That’s $3.2 million per unit. Even Ottawa bureaucrats had to wince at that math. Housing Minister Gregor Robertson tried to laugh it off with the line, “I know the math is difficult for Conservatives.” But when your answer to skyrocketing home prices is to insult the opposition while defending a $13 billion boondoggle, you’ve already lost the argument. Seabeck framed it perfectly: Canadians don’t need more Liberal slogans, they need homes they can actually afford. Robertson, meanwhile, delivered a masterclass in condescension while dodging the obvious — $3.2 million per house is not affordable housing. It’s a scam.

Dan Knight

32,725 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

Pierre Poilievre is NO LONGER blaming the Liberals for everything. He is now talking about how he is going to solve the problems Canada faces. The vast majority of Canadians are warming up to the NEW Pierre Poilievre.
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Pierre Poilievre is NO LONGER blaming the Liberals for everything. He is now talking about how he is going to solve the problems Canada faces. The vast majority of Canadians are warming up to the NEW Pierre Poilievre.

Marc Nixon

88,967 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

After telling Canadians he didn’t want home prices to go down, we now learn the Liberal Housing Minister, Gregor Robertson, holds a $10 million real estate empire. Canadians struggling to afford a home have every reason not to trust the Liberals on housing.
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After telling Canadians he didn’t want home prices to go down, we now learn the Liberal Housing Minister, Gregor Robertson, holds a $10 million real estate empire. Canadians struggling to afford a home have every reason not to trust the Liberals on housing.

Scot Davidson

107,418 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

So a reporter asks Pierre Poilievre about this leaked “fast-track” shortlist for a pipeline. And what does he do? He laughs. He literally laughs at the question. Why? Because the whole thing is ridiculous. “What is this list?” he says, chuckling. “It’s a dream list… it doesn’t exist anywhere in reality.” Exactly. Ottawa’s big, bold idea is… a list. Not a shovel in the ground, not a permit approved, not even a plan...just a piece of paper that says, “Maybe someday.” Meanwhile, the route for Northern Gateway has already been mapped. Eighty percent of First Nations supported it. Asia wants the oil and gas. It should have been built a decade ago. Instead, it was killed by Justin Trudeau... with Mark Carney applauding... while the same people invested in pipelines overseas. So yes, Poilievre laughed. Because it’s absurd. Only in Ottawa could politicians cancel a pipeline, wait ten years, and then congratulate themselves for putting the exact same pipeline back on a “shortlist.” It’s like canceling dinner and then bragging about writing a shopping list. Poilievre’s answer was simple: if he were Prime Minister today, construction would already be underway. That’s the difference. The Liberals draw up lists. Poilievre builds. And he can’t help but laugh at how stupid the alternative is.
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So a reporter asks Pierre Poilievre about this leaked “fast-track” shortlist for a pipeline. And what does he do? He laughs. He literally laughs at the question. Why? Because the whole thing is ridiculous. “What is this list?” he says, chuckling. “It’s a dream list… it doesn’t exist anywhere in reality.” Exactly. Ottawa’s big, bold idea is… a list. Not a shovel in the ground, not a permit approved, not even a plan...just a piece of paper that says, “Maybe someday.” Meanwhile, the route for Northern Gateway has already been mapped. Eighty percent of First Nations supported it. Asia wants the oil and gas. It should have been built a decade ago. Instead, it was killed by Justin Trudeau... with Mark Carney applauding... while the same people invested in pipelines overseas. So yes, Poilievre laughed. Because it’s absurd. Only in Ottawa could politicians cancel a pipeline, wait ten years, and then congratulate themselves for putting the exact same pipeline back on a “shortlist.” It’s like canceling dinner and then bragging about writing a shopping list. Poilievre’s answer was simple: if he were Prime Minister today, construction would already be underway. That’s the difference. The Liberals draw up lists. Poilievre builds. And he can’t help but laugh at how stupid the alternative is.

Dan Knight

136,714 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

🇨🇦🍞📈 : Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne says Canadians should rejoice that the government is going to give single Canadians $950 a year to help buy food. Only in Canada would a government create the largest food inflation crisis in the G7 & then tell Canadians to celebrate the catastrophic inflation. No worries says the government, we can just create even more inflationary debt to mitigate some of the financial burden. What did Canadians get for the tens of billions the government spent on speeding up home building? Less homes being built than before & higher food prices. REJOICE!!! 🤨
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🇨🇦🍞📈 : Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne says Canadians should rejoice that the government is going to give single Canadians $950 a year to help buy food. Only in Canada would a government create the largest food inflation crisis in the G7 & then tell Canadians to celebrate the catastrophic inflation. No worries says the government, we can just create even more inflationary debt to mitigate some of the financial burden. What did Canadians get for the tens of billions the government spent on speeding up home building? Less homes being built than before & higher food prices. REJOICE!!! 🤨

Bruce McGonigal

96,882 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

Very good news! I asked Pierre Poilievre what he plans to do as Prime Minister of Canada about the abuse of child transition. He was more clear than he’s ever been in vowing to stop it!
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Very good news! I asked Pierre Poilievre what he plans to do as Prime Minister of Canada about the abuse of child transition. He was more clear than he’s ever been in vowing to stop it!

Billboard Chris 🌎

203,578 görüntüleme • 26 gün önce

Ezra Levant asks Pierre Poilievre "Back in May, Gregor Robertson, Mark Carney's housing minister, was asked if he wanted the price of housing to come down, and he said no." "How do you balance reducing the cost of housing for young families, but also protecting what may be the only nest egg for some seniors and boomers? Where do you draw the balance? How would you like to see pricing?" Poilievre "So, first of all, I just think we need to acknowledge that it is incredible that Mark Carney would pick Gregor Robertson as his housing minister." "After that, when he was the mayor, Vancouver's housing costs went up by 150%, driven almost entirely by municipal taxes." "So the guy who created the worst housing market in North America, forget Canada." "And what I'm saying is, let's cut the government cost out of housing." "Get rid of the sales tax, cut the development charges in half, speed up the permits, zero tax on reinvested gains." "If you get the government cost out of building homes, then the buyer, the seller, and the builder will all be winners at the same time." Pierre Poilievre Ezra Levant 🍁🚛
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Ezra Levant asks Pierre Poilievre "Back in May, Gregor Robertson, Mark Carney's housing minister, was asked if he wanted the price of housing to come down, and he said no." "How do you balance reducing the cost of housing for young families, but also protecting what may be the only nest egg for some seniors and boomers? Where do you draw the balance? How would you like to see pricing?" Poilievre "So, first of all, I just think we need to acknowledge that it is incredible that Mark Carney would pick Gregor Robertson as his housing minister." "After that, when he was the mayor, Vancouver's housing costs went up by 150%, driven almost entirely by municipal taxes." "So the guy who created the worst housing market in North America, forget Canada." "And what I'm saying is, let's cut the government cost out of housing." "Get rid of the sales tax, cut the development charges in half, speed up the permits, zero tax on reinvested gains." "If you get the government cost out of building homes, then the buyer, the seller, and the builder will all be winners at the same time." Pierre Poilievre Ezra Levant 🍁🚛

cbcwatcher

33,315 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

Minister Champagne says Canada’s in a strong position to spend more. 25.5% can’t afford groceries. 2.2M rely on food banks. 50% are $200 from insolvency. The government might be “financially stable” Canadians are on life support.
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Minister Champagne says Canada’s in a strong position to spend more. 25.5% can’t afford groceries. 2.2M rely on food banks. 50% are $200 from insolvency. The government might be “financially stable” Canadians are on life support.

Marc Nixon

45,895 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

Poilievre gets asked about his “rhetoric” and if he will pivot. Disclaimer, the reporter who asked this question and Pierre had a lovely back and fourth prior to the question. Go easy on him in the comment section… he sounded like a nice guy just doing his job
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Poilievre gets asked about his “rhetoric” and if he will pivot. Disclaimer, the reporter who asked this question and Pierre had a lovely back and fourth prior to the question. Go easy on him in the comment section… he sounded like a nice guy just doing his job

Jasmin Laine

177,655 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Mark Carney pulled a Trudeau and Ran Out during Question Period. Canadians are losing their jobs,lining up at food banks,housing a mess,food prices skyrocketing and he can’t be bothered to stay answer a question.
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Mark Carney pulled a Trudeau and Ran Out during Question Period. Canadians are losing their jobs,lining up at food banks,housing a mess,food prices skyrocketing and he can’t be bothered to stay answer a question.

Bradshaw

26,498 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

🚨WATCH: Pierre Poilievre DEMANDS that the Prime Minister stand up to answer his question, then he and his #CPC MPs yell and heckle nonstop to drown out the PM's response. Cons don't care about Canada's autoworkers; they only care about shooting their rage-farming clips.
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🚨WATCH: Pierre Poilievre DEMANDS that the Prime Minister stand up to answer his question, then he and his #CPC MPs yell and heckle nonstop to drown out the PM's response. Cons don't care about Canada's autoworkers; they only care about shooting their rage-farming clips.

Jason Pugh 🇨🇦 🏳️‍🌈

115,336 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

“We have a lot to offer as Canadians” François-Philippe Champagne, the Canadian finance and revenue minister, speaks about potential Canadian participation in #Eurovision. He appears to be suggesting that the EBU or participating countries had “asked” Canada to participate…
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“We have a lot to offer as Canadians” François-Philippe Champagne, the Canadian finance and revenue minister, speaks about potential Canadian participation in #Eurovision. He appears to be suggesting that the EBU or participating countries had “asked” Canada to participate…

Matthew Joyce

20,764 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

🚨WATCH: Pierre Poilievre asked what he thinks of Build Canada Homes, and what his solution for affordable housing is. He, again, talks about Canada having the most dirt. Then tries to walk away before answering the follow-up question. "Oh!" #cdnpoli
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🚨WATCH: Pierre Poilievre asked what he thinks of Build Canada Homes, and what his solution for affordable housing is. He, again, talks about Canada having the most dirt. Then tries to walk away before answering the follow-up question. "Oh!" #cdnpoli

Jason Pugh 🇨🇦 🏳️‍🌈

14,132 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Prime Minister Carney claims he has a plan to bring down Liberal inflation, so what is it? So far it’s more of the same with a planned 8% increase in spending—and food prices are rising with it. Time for the Prime Minister to be transparent: deliver a budget.
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Prime Minister Carney claims he has a plan to bring down Liberal inflation, so what is it? So far it’s more of the same with a planned 8% increase in spending—and food prices are rising with it. Time for the Prime Minister to be transparent: deliver a budget.

Michael Barrett

15,148 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

EXCLUSIVE: Man Says Pierre Poilievre Was His Childhood Bully — But Still Plans to Vote for Him A Calgary man comes forward with allegations against Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre, claiming he was physically and emotionally bullied by him as a teen. “Mr. Poilievre was one of my childhood bullies.” “He picked me up on my face and lift me up — which was not very good for the neck and the back.” “He gave me a beatdown on more than one occasion... he was quite the terror to most of the kids on the block.” The man says Pierre Poilievre disappeared from the neighborhood for several years: “One day, he up and vanished. And then he came back. But we didn't have any other interactions.” This raises the question whether there may be other reasons why Mr. Poilievre has not applied for a security clearance. Despite the lasting impact of the alleged abuse, he still says: “I haven't forgiven him. I haven't forgotten about it. But I do believe Pierre is the best choice of the candidates out there... I’m going to be voting for him.” The interviewee estimates Pierre Poilievre was 4–5 years older and had already left high school when he started. While they weren’t in school together, they lived on the same block — raising concern that Poilievre was targeting someone significantly younger during the alleged bullying. I reached out to Mr. Poilievre to ask whether he disputes these allegations and whether he plans to address them in a manner befitting someone seeking to be Prime Minister. As of publication, no response has been received. Consider supporting Media Bezirgan for more non-partisan news coverage.
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EXCLUSIVE: Man Says Pierre Poilievre Was His Childhood Bully — But Still Plans to Vote for Him A Calgary man comes forward with allegations against Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre, claiming he was physically and emotionally bullied by him as a teen. “Mr. Poilievre was one of my childhood bullies.” “He picked me up on my face and lift me up — which was not very good for the neck and the back.” “He gave me a beatdown on more than one occasion... he was quite the terror to most of the kids on the block.” The man says Pierre Poilievre disappeared from the neighborhood for several years: “One day, he up and vanished. And then he came back. But we didn't have any other interactions.” This raises the question whether there may be other reasons why Mr. Poilievre has not applied for a security clearance. Despite the lasting impact of the alleged abuse, he still says: “I haven't forgiven him. I haven't forgotten about it. But I do believe Pierre is the best choice of the candidates out there... I’m going to be voting for him.” The interviewee estimates Pierre Poilievre was 4–5 years older and had already left high school when he started. While they weren’t in school together, they lived on the same block — raising concern that Poilievre was targeting someone significantly younger during the alleged bullying. I reached out to Mr. Poilievre to ask whether he disputes these allegations and whether he plans to address them in a manner befitting someone seeking to be Prime Minister. As of publication, no response has been received. Consider supporting Media Bezirgan for more non-partisan news coverage.

Mocha Bezirgan 🇨🇦

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