US EditionTense Truce in Ottawa as Carney and Poilievre Find Common Ground
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The Hamilton Spectator
Tense truce in Ottawa as Carney and Poilievre find common ground
As Parliament resumes, Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives are striking a more conciliatory tone on issues like crime but remain unrelenting in their demands to axe carbon pricing and fast-track pipelines.
Tense truce in Ottawa as Carney and Poilievre find rare common ground
The Conservatives are signalling a willingness to work with the Liberals, under some conditions and on select issues, Poilievre said in a letter posted to social media on Saturday. On the first day back, signs continue to point to some amount of cooperation.
Prime Minister Carney returned to the Commons after travelling around the world to attract investment.
He assured him that the work of Parliament was important. The post Mark Carney said that he had "happy to collaborate with Poilievre and other leaders" appeared first on Les Affaires.
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