Postilvre exhibits his plan to deal with Trump and help Canada at the time with the tariff storm
The day when the president of the United States Donald Trump is ready to hit Canada with a series of new rates that could silly the cross -border trade, the conservative leader Pierre Poir then has prepared his plan to face the Americans and help this country to overcome what is expected to be a tumultuous economic period.
Poiievre told journalists who did not talk to anyone in the United States executive branch since this commercial war began, saying that he prefers to leave these discussions to the current Prime Minister so as not to divide the “voice” of Canada and his approach to the American “unjustified” economic threat.
Although he did not press pressure directly on the United States for a suspension or appeared on American television, then he said he made his “tasks” and has a plan to try to neutralize Trump’s threat.
His plan includes a push to renegotiate the commercial agreement with the United States as soon as possible, cut the income taxes at home, reduce the tax burden of capital gains for people who invest in Canada and resist a commercial liquidity support program to give companies access to money to maintain workers in terms of salaries through difficult moments.
The conservative leader Pierre Poerievre, speaking from Toronto on day 11 of the election campaign, is asked what efforts he is making to build his relationship with the Trump administration and if he enrolled the conservative deputy Jamil Jivani to get in touch with his friend, the American vice -president JD Vance. Postilvre said he was careful not to do anything to divide Canada’s voice when he communicates with the executive branch of the United States government and has not taken any contact.
While recognizing that Trump’s commercial agenda is a problem, then then he said that his election campaign will not focus exactly on dealing with the American threat, as the PCs of the Hario have done during their recent winning provincial election campaign.
He said he will continue to pursue the liberals for their failures received in the government and will maintain his attention on other urgent issues such as the housing crisis, even if he faces pressure, included from within his own partyto make a hard pin.
“I will not stop talking about these problems that precede Donald Trump and who will survive Donald Trump if we don’t fix them,” said Poiievre, also referring to the cost of life, inflation and crime.
“I will be out there every day that outlines my plan to protect Canada from American rates, but I will also be apologically out there to talk about my plan to build more houses, remove people and recover, fix the budget and keep inflation,” he said.
Plans for “economic fortress”
As part of his plan to take Trump, Poilievre said that a government he led would create an “economic fortress” from the turbocharger the development of oil and gas and the construction of pipelines to obtain more resources of western Canada in other parts of the country and all over the world, reducing Canada’s dependence on the American market.
Poiievre said to support “targeted, mutual” rates on American assets, but only those that do the least possible damage to the Canadian economy – a potentially complicated deed of balance.
If he wins the next elections, Poiievre said he wanted to sit with Trump and he has eliminated a new commercial agreement to replace the Canada-Use-Mexico (Cusma) agreement that the President left to shreds with his rates.
Poirvre said he would like to see all the Canadian rates on American assets on pause while those negotiations with Trump are underway, provided that the United States also agrees to pause its rates.
As part of these interviews, Poiievre said that he will accept to Trump’s requests that Canada spends more in defense.
Postilvre confirmed for the first time that a possible conservative government would have affected NATO benchmark that he spends two percent of GDP in defense-in a commitment to financing from many billion dollars that he then said he could initially finance with possible rates on American goods.
Postilvre also exposed what he calls Red Lines in any negotiation with Trump and his team – things that Canada would never have accepted to negotiate.
He said Canada must maintain control on the border and on its fresh water and save its automotive industry and its agricultural sectors managed by the offer.
He said that the Cantuta del Canada, “our lands, our skies, our culture and our official languages” and also the protections for indigenous populations are not started.
“We will protect Canada’s sovereignty,” he said.
The Canadian economy must “radically change”: Carney
The American Plan of Poilievre is not radically different from that pursued by the liberal leader Mark Carley, who has already agreed with Trump Sit immediately after these federal elections – if he wins – and the process of renegotiation of a new, complete economic and security relationship begins to complete this era of fractured relationships.
Speaking with journalists Tuesday, Carney said it will take a hard position against Trump to protect the interests of the country, even if he tries to negotiate a ramp for this commercial war.
“As I clarified to President Trump in our call last week, I will reject all the attempts to weaken Canada, all attempts to wear us out, to get down so that America may have. This will never happen,” said Carney.
“President Trump is trying to basically renovate the American economy and this means that our economy must also radically change.”
The liberal leader Mark Carry, who talks about Winnipeg on 10 of the election campaign, is asked to notice Bill 96 as a barrier to trade.
However, then he said he was in the best position to defend the country because the liberals made Canada “weak” by limiting the development of natural resources e Supervise a little brilliant economic growth in recent years.
He said that Caray cannot be trusted to trigger the energy sector because the liberal leader has promised to keep Bill C-69, the environmental regulatory framework of the last government that has been criticized by industry as too restrictive.
However, Carley said she was opened to build a new East-West gas pipeline to stimulate development and reduce Canada dependence on the United States, essentially the only export market for our oil products in particular.
Postlievre said that Trump is “supporting” Carney and that the president “Angled Carney the winner of the next elections” because the Americans would prefer to negotiate with Team Carney.
Then he said that the liberals would leave Canada “even weaker and poorer than in the last decade” and dependent and “vulnerable” to the Americans.
“Trump wants the liberals to win a fourth mandate,” he said. “It is time to change with a new conservative government that will put Canada first.”
Caroline Mulroney approves Poilievre
Carney, in turn, marked then as a sort of mini-trump who will be elected by a populist leader colleague.
Poiievre was approved by the President of the Council of the Treasury of Ontario Caroline Mulignay at the Toronto event where he announced his American plan.
He said Canada is “ready for a change” and Poiievre is the best leader to offer that change because he can channel the frustration, anxiety and anger of the Canadians in action to help the country become “stronger, more united and more prosperous”.
The aspect of Mulroney was remarkable because Poilievre had bad relations with the PCs of the Honethe.
When we talk about working with the Province to build resources projects such as the Ring of Fire Mineral DevelopmentPoiievre said he will collaborate with “Mulroney president” to do it, without ever mentioning Doug Ford of Ontario by name.
When asked later in an interview with the brother of Mulroney Ben Mulroney if it is a sign that the relationships are improving between the two parts, then he has diminished, saying: “I think it is a sign of a great friendship”.
