Pierre Poilievre promises ‘massive’ foreign aid cuts, says he’d use savings on northern security
OTTAWA—Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre said Monday that he would massively cut foreign aid to pay for a new military base in the Arctic, two new heavy icebreakers and double the number of Canadian Rangers who patrol the north where China and Russia are seen as a growing strategic threat.
The past month of federal polling in Canada indicates that multiple events have caught the eyes and ears of voters. After ...
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre maintains a significant lead in opinion polls over Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, with ...
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Conservative Leader cites need to counter growing threats from Russia and China, as well as desire to maintain good relations ...
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre argues that accepting classified intelligence would stop him from holding the Liberal government to account.
Plan includes first permanent Arctic base since Cold War in Iqaluit, two extra heavy icebreakers for the Navy and 2000 more Canadian Rangers. Iqaluit, NU – Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre ...
"Pierre Poilievre has been courting the working class for two years," says a former Conservative campaign manager. "If Mr. Carney tries to present himself as an ordinary person, it's not very ...
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre vowed to expand Canada’s military presence in the Arctic, backing the Trump ...
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