On veut accomplir de grandes choses. Mais Pierre Poilievre? Il dit non.

This just isn’t true. These figures are massive overestimations, for a program that is designed to have no immediate effect on prices for Canadians. If you want more information, read my statement 👇

Canada stands with Ukraine. We stand united in support of democracy, freedom, and justice – and united against Russian aggression, violence, and brutality. tinyurl.com/3mnr8v7a

Pierre Poilievre, where is your climate plan?

⏱️Got 2 minutes? Watch below as I set the record straight on pollution pricing. ❓How does it work? ❓Why is it coming into effect? ❓Does the government make any money off it? ❓Will it cost me money? ❓Does it help fight climate change? ❓When do I get my rebate?

Hey Nova Scotia, you’re about to receive a direct cash rebate from the federal government. A family of 4 will receive $248 four times a year. Individuals will receive $124 four times a year. The 1st payments will start landing at the end of next week. Watch for more details:

We’re working with @Northvolt to make the world’s cleanest electric vehicle batteries right here in Quebec. Their new facility will create good jobs, fight climate change, and grow our economy for generations to come. Get the details: tinyurl.com/2fja768n

While we’re stepping up to secure jobs, fight climate change, and strengthen Canada’s role as a global leader, Pierre Poilievre still has no plan for the environment or our economy.

Today, Canadians in provinces where the price on pollution applies are getting more money back in their pockets. It’s how we’ll continue to cut pollution, fight climate change, and make life more affordable. Here’s how it works:

🇨🇦💰 Today, New Brunswickers will receive their "first-ever" carbon price rebate—a result of the province scrapping its own, no-rebate system in favour of the federal system. Here's how it works ⬇️ #nbpoli #cdnpoli #climateaction #costofliving cbc.ca/news/canada/ne…

"More than half of the world’s countries could fit inside the land burned this year in the Canadian wilderness." If it's hard to grasp how much burned, it's even harder to believe there are still politicians arguing climate change isn't real. nytimes.com/2023/10/24/mag…

Good news for Atlantic Canadians, rural Canadians, and people across the country: We’re putting more money in your pocket – and making it easier for you to find affordable, long-term solutions to heat your home. Tune in here to find out how: tinyurl.com/yaabe6jk

We’ve got some new tools to help with housing from this year’s Fall Economic Statement. They’ll help build more homes, free up housing supply, and support people who are dealing with higher monthly bills on their mortgage. More to do, but these measures will make a difference.

Nous ne devons jamais oublier ces 14 noms. En honorant la mémoire de ces jeunes femmes, nous devons également continuer à travailler pour éliminer la violence fondée sur le sexe et la misogynie violente qui a conduit à la tragédie de Polytechnique. tinyurl.com/53wp4f6r

In the year since this announcement, we’ve made real progress with Indigenous partners – working together to protect and conserve nature. To read more about what we’ve accomplished and what more we’re committed to doing, click here: tinyurl.com/yc42x5we

Today is a good news day for climate action in Canada. An emissions cap on oil and gas is responsible & realistic. 🇨🇦 is showing leadership by getting the economy ready for a net-zero future. Our full reaction 👇 pembina.org/media-release/…

Personne ne devrait être autorisé à polluer sans limite, cela nuit à notre santé et notre environnement. Nous imposons un plafond. tinyurl.com/4swx2c5k

No one should be allowed unlimited pollution. It harms our health and environment. We put a cap on it. tinyurl.com/2hasetzm

“Emission projections show Canada on track to achieve interim climate target” cbc.ca/news/politics/…

Sometimes the solutions we need can be found in our history books. Canada’s “war-time” housing response created simple pre-approved designs that could be built quickly, to build homes we needed when our soldier came home. It’s time to take that idea into the 21st century.