Globe and Mail
Prime Minister should explain Canada’s ‘leverage’ in U.S. trade talks, Poilievre says
Canada's Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre is pressing Prime Minister Mark Carney to publicly outline what leverage Canada actually holds as it heads into high-stakes trade negotiations with the United States. Carney's government is pursuing a dual objective: eliminating punishing tariffs while securing a renewal of the Canada-U.S.-Mexico trade agreement. The demand puts Carney on the spot to demonstrate his negotiating hand before talks even begin.
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CBC Politics
Poilievre argues Carney has 'wasted an entire year' on possible Alberta pipeline
Pierre Poilievre is pressing Mark Carney over what he calls a year of inaction on a new Alberta oil pipeline, arguing the prime minister has deliberated without results. Carney recently shifted his language, describing a new pipeline as "more probable than possible," a signal of growing openness to the project. For Poilievre, it is not enough — the Conservative leader is framing the delay as emblematic of Liberal indecision on energy infrastructure.
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