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April 28 is Canada’s National Day of Mourning. Today, we remember the workers who lost their lives, were injured, or became ill on the job, and we stand with the families and communities they left behind. Every worker deserves to come home safe. #DayOfMourning #cdnpoli

New records show the Labour Minister fabricated a claim about organ shipments to justify shutting down the Air Canada strike. When workers exercise their rights, this government rewrites the narrative instead of respecting the process. Canadians deserve honesty. Workers deserve better.

Unbelievable. Liberals talk-out-the-clock with texted talking points to cover up for their failures on OAS that are leaving seniors penniless.

Liberal Convention 2026: Listen closely or you might miss all the union support.

Canada can be affordable and safe at home, while strong on the world stage. Conservatives will keep fighting to make this a reality.

Today at Industry Committee, Liberal MP Michael Ma used his time to attack a witness and cast doubt on well-documented human rights and forced labour abuses in Xinjiang. That is unacceptable from any Canadian Member of Parliament. Canadians expect MPs to stand up for human rights, not run cover for the Chinese regime.

The Liberal EV scam confirmed by the government’s own numbers. Out of the 1.5 BILLION DOLLARS for EV subsidies, 1.425 BILLION will go to foreign car manufacturers. Your money funding foreign cars. 💸

On Power & Politics tonight: Canada can’t afford to replace our auto sector with Chinese EV assembly plants. 🇨🇦

Watch my comments to media before Question Period today on the crisis facing Canada’s auto sector. Auto exports to the U.S. are down 32.5%, parts exports down 21%, and nearly 10,000 auto assembly jobs have already been lost. Canadian workers deserve better.

Canadian workers are already paying the price. Thousands of jobs in the auto, forestry, and steel sectors have been lost in just six months. A modest funding increase isn’t enough. Canada needs policies that protect jobs before they disappear. Read my full statement ⬇️⬇️

Liberals rewarding Liberals... What a shock

Mark Carney still hasn’t clarified his government’s position on whether foreign interference from India remains a threat. According to CSIS, India remains one of the main perpetrators of interference and espionage in Canada. Yet a government official claimed Indian interference is “not continuing.” When it comes to protecting Canadians, there’s no room for mixed messages.

Devastated to hear of the many innocent people murdered and injured in a senseless act of violence at a local high school in Tumbler Ridge. Our prayers are with the families, students, teachers, first responders, and the entire community grieving this profound loss.

My opinion piece in the Globe & Mail about the risks of Chinese EVs, including Teslas made in China, which use Baidu software that stores its data in China. Only autocracies & failing democracies have agreed to Chinese EV manufacturing, & they’ve run into problems.

When workers are losing jobs and plants are shutting down, government press releases don’t pay the bills. Canada needs trade solutions — not broken promises and foreign subsidies.

In a trade war, you don’t subsidize the other side. Conservatives have a plan: lower costs, boost Canadian-built vehicles, and stop sending taxpayer dollars to U.S. EVs while our plants close.

Liberals are withholding 50% of the severance pay of 1,200 autoworkers who were laid off at GM CAMI in Ingersoll. These families need that money now. With MPs @ArpanKhanna and @KyleSeeback, I’m calling on the Minister to stop withholding half of their severance pay.

Canadian taxpayers shouldn’t be subsidizing Buy America while Canadian jobs disappear. When 99% of EV rebates went to foreign-made vehicles, the winners were clear. Build cars here. Support Canadian jobs.

Canada could support all auto workers. Instead, Ottawa picked policies that mainly benefit foreign-built EVs. Workers in Brampton, Oshawa, and Ingersoll deserve better.

A Jeep Compass EV built in the U.S. gets the subsidy. Brampton loses the job. Something is broken in Ottawa.