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Pierre PoilievreMP

Clarion tracks Pierre Poilievre's public record in Canada (Federal) — the bills they sponsor, their recent interventions in the chamber, and the meetings registered with them, each cited to the official source.

Party
Conservative
Riding
Battle River—Crowfoot
Jurisdiction
Canada (Federal)

Role as last recorded — rosters change between elections and cabinet shuffles; verify currency against the official source.

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Recent interventions

A teaser slice of each chamber intervention — read the full text on the official record.

  1. Le logement

    Monsieur le Président, au lieu d'assumer la responsabilité de l'inflation libérale et de la récession libérale, le premier ministre fait maintenant sa 12e annonce sur le logement. Il a déjà causé une baisse de 6 % des mi

    2026-06-18House of CommonsOfficial record

  2. The Economy

    Mr. Speaker, do people know why the Prime Minister cannot stand to answer a question in the House of Commons? It is because he has been wrong about every single economic issue of the last decade. He was wrong to push big

    2026-06-18House of CommonsOfficial record

  3. Housing

    Mr. Speaker, the Liberals already had a revolution. The Liberal government doubled housing costs. To solve the problem, the Liberal Prime Minister picked the former mayor of Vancouver, who made that city the most expensi

    2026-06-18House of CommonsOfficial record

  4. The Economy

    Mr. Speaker, the Liberal Prime Minister cannot defend his disastrous record. It is the same path and journey with him every single time. He takes on a big, fancy job, then he causes disastrous costs for people and then

    2026-06-18House of CommonsOfficial record

  5. Housing

    Mr. Speaker, the government is at war with its own statistical agencies. It is incredible. The CMHC, the Liberals' housing agency, says construction is down by 6%. Their housing agency says it will drop another 18%. In

    2026-06-18House of CommonsOfficial record

  6. The Economy

    Mr. Speaker, as the Prime Minister ends his third session, I ask this question: Are our groceries, gas and mortgage payments more affordable than they were a year ago, and are our streets safer or more riddled with crime

    2026-06-18House of CommonsOfficial record

  7. The Economy

    Mr. Speaker, my question was for the Prime Minister, who missed his 100th question period to avoid defending his record on the cost of living, the Liberal recession, the doubling of the deficit—

    2026-06-18House of CommonsOfficial record

  8. Public Safety

    Mr. Speaker, for over a century and a half, Canadians took for granted that when people came here from around the world, they left their problems behind. Foreign wars stayed on the other side of the pond, but after a dec

    2026-06-18House of CommonsOfficial record

  9. The Economy

    Mr. Speaker, that is not just an illusion; that is a hallucination. The government's own statistical agency says the economy is shrinking. It shrunk this quarter, and it shrunk the quarter before that. In fact, it shrunk

    2026-06-18House of CommonsOfficial record

  10. L'économie

    Monsieur le Président, il n'est plus question que d'une illusion, mais bien d'une hallucination. Selon l'agence du gouvernement chargée des statistiques, l'économie se contracte. Elle s'est contractée ce trimestre-ci, to

    2026-06-18House of CommonsOfficial record

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