Poilievre’s comments kicked off his party’s two-day planning meetings for the coming resumption of Parliament after the winter break.
It was a period marked by travel chaos, a wave of crime on the TTC and revelations of billions of spending on government contracts some allege was money massively misspent.
“We know what you will do this session of Parliament. You will divide to distract. You’ll try to make people afraid of each other because you think that if an average Canadian is afraid of his neighbour, he’ll forget that he can’t feed himself or pay the rent.” Some polls suggest support for the Liberals is stagnant, while that for the Conservative party is on the rise, though some surveys also suggest many Canadians still prefer Trudeau himself to Poilievre when it comes to their individual choice for prime minister.
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