Articles for : Pierre Poilievre

Refusing to fill out Canada's 2026 census is mandatory and can result in fines up to $1,000, impacting community resources and federal funding decisions.

Les organismes de surveillance de la vie privée au Canada ont conclu qu'OpenAI's ChatGPT a initialement enfreint les lois sur la protection de la vie privée en collectant des données personnelles sans consentement, soulignant les risques liés à l'IA.

Pierre Poilievre is campaigning to eliminate federal taxes on fuel. He argues this will save Canadians $1,200 annually and help with the cost of living.

L'ancien chef conservateur Erin O’Toole avertit le Premier ministre Carney que la Chine ne peut remplacer les États-Unis en tant que partenaire commercial, malgré les efforts de diversification.

A crucial Quebec by-election in Terrebonne is testing Prime Minister Carney's popularity, with implications for the Liberal Party's bid for a majority government.

A Canadian politician is urging the government to protect private property rights as Indigenous land claims in British Columbia raise fears among homeowners.

Conservatives propose cutting federal fuel taxes to save Canadians 25 cents per litre, citing rising prices and calling for spending cuts to offset the cost.

Pierre Poilievre navigates a tricky position at the Conservative convention, struggling to define his party’s stance on the controversial Donald Trump.

Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservatives are holding a media-free convention, a move critics say undermines democratic norms and raises questions about transparency.