Ottawa (Ontario) – L’honorable Pierre Poilievre, chef du Parti conservateur du Canada, a fait la déclaration suivante à l’occasion de la Journée nationale des peuples autochtones :
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Ottawa (Ontario) – Après avoir ajouté 2,4 millions de nouveaux votes et vingt-quatre nouveaux sièges lors des dernières élections fédérales, un caucus conservateur plus important et plus fort est revenu à Ottawa pour lutter pour un Canada abordable, sûr, autonome et uni.
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Ottawa, ON – After gaining 2.4 million new votes and twenty-four new seats in the latest federal election, a larger and stronger Conservative caucus returned to Ottawa to fight for a Canada that is affordable, safe, self-reliant and united.
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Ottawa (Ontario) – Raquel Dancho, ministre du Cabinet fantôme responsable de l’Industrie, Shelby Kramp-Neuman, ministre du Cabinet fantôme responsable du Commerce canadien-américain, et Adam Chambers, ministre du Cabinet fantôme responsable du Commerce international, ont fait la déclaration suivante en réponse à la crise qui frappe l’industrie sidérurgique canadienne :
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Ottawa, ON – Raquel Dancho, Shadow Minister for Industry, Shelby Kramp-Neuman, Shadow Minister for Canada-US Trade, and Adam Chambers, Shadow Minister for International Trade issued the following statement in response to the crisis facing Canada’s steel industry:
“Since Mark Carney took office, U.S. tariffs on Canadian steel have only gotten worse. When the steel industry was already facing crippling 25% tariffs, the Prime Minister chose to quietly drop Canada’s counter-tariffs to nearly zero in the midst of the election campaign. Then President Trump increased his unjustified tariffs to 50%.
“As a result of these tariffs, Canadian steel companies have completely ceased exports to the U.S., which accounts for 50% of their export market. This is equivalent to $11 billion in direct revenue.
“Despite the Prime Minister having months to act, he has dragged his feet. Now Canadian steel is facing an existential threat and the plan he announced “falls short” according to the steel industry and steelworkers. Their futures are uncertain as thousands of jobs and billions in economic activity are at risk because this government, which ran on standing up to President Trump, has failed in its foremost objective.
“Canada cannot allow U.S. tariffs to hollow out one of Canada’s pivotal industries. Losing our steel industry risks not only economic harm, but imperils our national security as well.
“The Prime Minister has failed to come forward with impactful solutions at this most challenging time for so many working Canadian families.
“Conservatives will continue to be a voice for steelworkers and stand up for a Canada that is self-reliant, sovereign, and independent.”
Les députés conservateurs ont adopté un amendement au projet de loi C-5, qui protège les contribuables canadiens et empêche les conflits d’intérêts chez les libéraux.
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Conservative MPs passed an amendment to Bill C-5, which protects Canadian taxpayers and prevents Liberal conflicts of interest
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Ottawa (Ontario) – Ce matin, le directeur parlementaire du budget a rendu public son estimation du coût de la réduction de l’impôt sur le revenu des particuliers proposée par le gouvernement libéral, qui prévoit de ramener le taux d’imposition le plus bas à 14 %.
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Ottawa, ON – This morning the Parliamentary Budget Officer released his costing of the Liberal government’s personal income tax rate cut to 14% for the lowest bracket.
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Aujourd’hui, les conservateurs ont présenté une motion demandant au gouvernement libéral de mettre fin à la taxe de 20 000 dollars sur les véhicules à essence.
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