More than 25% of Canadians can't afford food! Pierre Poilievre Conservatives call on Mark Carney to: - remove the industrial carbon tax - end the fuel standard tax - end the food packaging tax - end the inflation tax from the doubling deficit Canadians must be able to buy food!

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JUST NOW Carney’s Liberals voted against our Conservative motion to stop scrap the taxes on food. Instead, the Prime Minister is doubling down on carbon, inflation, and packaging taxes—even as 4 million Canadians are expected to rely on food banks in 2025. More of the same

Since the Liberals took office ten years ago, food prices have climbed nearly 40%. Food Banks Canada reports a quarter of Canadian households are struggling to afford food That should never be the reality in this country. Yesterday, the Liberal government voted against our

Witness testimony confirms what Conservatives have been warning: Canada’s food industry is ready to invest, innovate, and grow but Liberals are strangling it with costs and red tape. ❌ $5.6 BILLION from their P2 plastics ban ❌ $8 BILLION from their front-of-pack labelling

Mark Carney said he would be “elbows up” but ever since the election it’s been “elbows down”. He promised strength but all Canadians have seen is weakness. Carney is proving to be just like Trudeau, just another Liberal.

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Food bank visits in Ottawa are up 90% since 2019, with 52,800 visits in one month alone last year. This is the city the Prime Minister represent. These are his constituents. Meanwhile, the Prime Minister said to judge him by the cost of groceries. Families are already paying

What Ottawa isn’t telling you.. ❌ 8 taxpayer funded foreign trips ❌ 4 Liberal taxes ❌ 0 common sense

The CBC rightly corrects me. Both Carney’s failure on trade diplomacy AND his domestic economic failures are to blame for the jobs losses Canadians are experiencing.

While you can’t afford food, Mark Carney spends $8.2 million tax dollars on gender-just, low-carbon rice in Vietnam. Can we really afford this Prime Minister?

The Prime Minister once said Canadians should judge him by the cost of food at the grocery store. Today, one in four Canadians can’t afford the essentials. Yet this Liberal government refuses to lift its hidden taxes on groceries.

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The Carney Diet: How to Lose Your Groceries and Your Paycheque in a Few Short Months 📈Food prices up 48% faster than in the U.S. 📈4M food bank visits in Toronto alone. 📈Poverty up 38% in two years. Carney’s solution? More taxes on fuel, fertilizer, packaging and bigger

Minister Joly claims the government is “cutting red tape” and fostering “stability” for investment. The data tells a different story. Nearly $54 billion in capital exited the country between May and September—a continuation of the Liberals’ legacy of over $500 billion lost

At a time when families should be coming together around the dinner table, too many are struggling just to fill their plates. Not because Canada can’t grow food — but because Liberal taxes make it more expensive to produce and to buy. Taxes on the fuel and fertilizer that

This Thanksgiving weekend’s headlines tell the story. Two years ago, Mark Carney’s Finance Minister promised to stabilize food prices. Since then, prices have climbed another 6.4%. One in four Canadian households is now struggling to afford food up from 18.4% in 2023.

To unlock trillions in investment, the Liberal government needs to do one thing: get out of the way.

The Liberal Prime Minister is still taxing the food you buy. 👇👇👇

Mark Carney has over-promised and under-delivered for Canadian farmers. While British beef flows freely into Canada, our producers are still blocked by non-tariff barriers and buried in red tape. Despite two trips to the UK and plenty of talk about his “strong relationships,”