The collapse of negotiations and the application of new tariffs on both sides of the border will have serious consequences for our economy. Canadians deserve to know all the facts, to judge and hold accountable all of the decisions that are made which affect their lives. 

“Canadians should not have to fear gunfire at their businesses, firebombs at their synagogues or violence in their communities. Yet two locations of Kiva’s, a beloved Jewish-owned Toronto bagel chain, were attacked on the same morning, one by gunfire.” – Frank Caputo

“Economists, the Parliamentary Budget Officer (PBO) and Conservatives continue to raise concerns about Prime Minister Carney’s lack of transparency on spending. The National Post reported today that he is spending $40 billion more of Canadians tax dollars than he projected in his Spring Economic Update without accounting for it.

“Treaties should advance reconciliation by providing long-term certainty and finality,” Poilievre said. “Unfortunately, the K’ómoks agreement negotiated by the Liberal government does nothing of the sort”.

“For 65 years, soldiers of the Royal Canadian Artillery have supported avalanche control operations in the area, helping keep this vital economic corridor open year-round. But now, the Department of National Defence announced that the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) will not be renewing its agreement with Parks Canada to support avalanche control operations beyond 2027.

Conservative Shadow Health Minister Dan Mazier is calling on the Auditor General to investigate the Liberal government’s failed PrescribeIT program. Launched in 2016 with $40 million, costs ballooned to over $300 million, yet fewer than 5% of prescriptions use the system. Despite Canada Health Infoway terminating the program, questions remain about $98 million paid to TELUS Health, unclear intellectual property ownership, possible offshore outsourcing, and who ultimately benefited from the taxpayer-funded project. Liberals blocked document release at committee.

Pierre Poilievre has appointed Tako van Popta, Conservative MP for Langley Township—Fraser Heights, as Chair of the new Conservative Task Force on Property Rights. The task force will address the Cowichan Tribes v Canada court ruling, which prioritizes Aboriginal title over private fee simple ownership in parts of British Columbia, creating uncertainty for homeowners, investors, and the economy. It will also examine the secret Musqueam Rights Recognition Agreement and broader Liberal policies under Mark Carney that failed to protect property rights.Van Popta’s mandate includes assessing impacts, developing legislative protections, guiding caucus policy, and recommending actions such as prioritizing private property in court and requiring explicit safeguards in future agreements. Poilievre highlighted van Popta’s 30 years of real estate law experience.