Reaching millions with a vision for Canada.
March 24, 2026
Last week, Pierre Poilievre brought our Canadian conservative vision to one of the largest platforms in the world, speaking directly to Canadians about the future of our country.
He delivered a clear, pro-Canada message focused on strength at home, opportunity for our people, and a government that puts Canadians first.
Because this is about Canada, our workers, our communities, and our future.
And we’re just getting started.
Sandra Cobena joins me on The Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to discuss the great conversation and dialogue we saw take place on the Joe Rogan Experience, her “Stand on Guard” private members bill, and much more.
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We stand with the people of Iran.
March 17, 2026
For far too long, they have suffered under a brutal theocratic regime that exports terror, fuels instability, and threatens communities here at home and abroad.
At the same time, Canadians are watching a Prime Minister who can’t take a clear position. In just days, he has taken multiple, contradictory stances on the conflict in the Middle East, leaving allies uncertain and Canadians divided.
With global energy supply chains in limbo as a result of this conflict, Canada has an opportunity, and a responsibility, to step up. We have the resources to support our allies, stabilize markets, and provide a secure, democratic alternative to hostile regimes.
Philip Lawrence joins me on the Blueprint: Canada Conservative Podcast to talk about the growing instability in the Middle East, Canada’s role in supporting our allies, and much more.
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Canada must defend its economic sovereignty.
March 11, 2026
Canada cannot afford to be naïve in a world where trade is a tool of power.
Authoritarian regimes like China don’t separate commerce from strategy. They use trade, minerals, and finance to pressure free nations and bend them to their will.
India’s growing influence and concerns around security and electoral interference here at home also show how geopolitics now reaches directly into Canada’s democracy.
Before the 2025 election, Mark Carney himself called China our largest security threat. Now, his government appears more interested in kowtowing to Beijing than standing up for Canada.
Strength today means strong supply chains, strong energy, and strong alliances with our democratic partners.
Jacob Mantle joins me on The Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to discuss why Canada must defend its economic sovereignty before it’s too late.
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A decade of housing failure continues.
March 3, 2026
For far too many Canadians, especially for our nation’s youth, the idea of home ownership is a distant pipedream.
The Prime Minister broke his promise to halve municipal homebuilding taxes, is raising costs through taxes, and now wants another federal housing bureaucracy with no top-line housing targets.
Even Housing Minister Gregor Robertson admitted there are no clear targets
Buyers can’t buy. Sellers can’t sell. Builders can’t build.
Carol Anstey joins me on the Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to discuss Canada’s housing crisis, the rising cost of living, what it will take to restore affordability for families, and much more.
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We must stand up for Canadians.
February 24, 2026
What we are witnessing across the country is an unemployment crisis unfolding while non-permanent residents outnumber unemployed Canadians. That’s not a plan, it’s a failure.
The current government keeps expanding immigration streams, ignoring the 3 million temporary residents with permits expiring by 2026, and the very real strain on our housing market, healthcare system, and job opportunities.
We have the talent right here at home, future doctors, pilots, skilled tradespeople, military recruits, and industry leaders that are ready to step up.
Brad Redekopp joins me on the Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to dive deeper into this issue affecting the livelihoods of families and workers nationwide.
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Extortion is out of control.
February 18, 2026
For years, police have reported countless threats against small business owners, especially in communities like Brampton, Surrey, Vancouver and Calgary. Since 2015, extortion has gone up by a whopping 330%, and Canadians from coast to coast to coast feel unsafe because of the government’s soft-on-crime policies.
People deserve to feel safe in their communities, and in order to make that a reality, we must scrap laws like C-5 and C-75 to end the revolving door justice system and introduce mandatory minimum sentences for the most heinous of crimes.
Larry Brock and Arpan Khanna join me on the Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to talk about what’s really driving this wave of organized crime, why the current approach isn’t working, and what a common-sense plan to restore safety looks like.
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Auto workers deserve so much better.
February 10, 2026
Before the current government promised to build a Canadian EV supply chain, they pledged to protect our auto workers.
After billions in subsidies, almost all EVs sold here are still made somewhere else.
This means higher prices for families, subsidies for American cars, and thousands of Canadian auto jobs lost.
Your tax dollars shouldn’t fund foreign vehicles while our workers face tariffs and plant closures. Canadians deserve a government that puts our auto workers and manufacturers first.
Rhonda Kirkland joins me on the Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to discuss the job losses across the country, how Canadian families continue to struggle to make ends meet with the ongoing affordability crisis, and much more.
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The Prime Minister referred to China our biggest security threat.
February 3, 2026
Before the 2025 federal election, the Prime Minister referred to China our biggest security threat.
After the election, he signs a “strategic partnership.”
What does this mean? 50,000 Chinese EVs, broken promises to secure a deal with the United States, and Canadian jobs are now put at serious risk while farmers still face crushing tariffs.
Canadians deserve a government that puts our country, our workers, and our sovereignty first.
Chris Warkentin MP joins me on the Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to discuss the ongoing issues with international trade, a recap of the amazing weekend in Calgary that cemented Pierre Poilievre as the right man for the job, and much more.
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Our Veterans are fighting battles at home
January 27, 2026
Canada’s Veterans answered the call. Many gave everything and many paid the ultimate sacrifice.
Yet today, too many Veterans are still fighting a different battle at home: endless delays, denied benefits, and a broken system that treats them like a file number instead of human beings.
After 9 Veterans Affairs Ministers in 10 years, constant turnover, and a growing bureaucracy, nothing gets fixed.
Fraser Tolmie joins me on the Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to discuss the severely low service standards at Veterans Affairs Canada and how we must work to fix it.
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Safe supply just isn’t safe.
January 20, 2026
After a decade in power, the current government has failed to lower the rate of overdoses in Canada, while the toxic drug supply has only become more lethal.
So-called “harm reduction” policies are enabling addiction, not interrupting it, and even recovered addicts are warning that these measures make it easier to relapse, not recover. Meanwhile, people who want help face months-long waits for treatment, pushing them deeper into dependency.
This is not compassion, this is abandonment.
Dan Mazier joins me on the Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to discuss the ongoing drug crisis running through our communities.
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Bad idea “buyback” gun grab.
January 14, 2026
Persisting with bad ideas while hoping for different results has never worked for anyone.
The current government quietly released the long-awaited details of their failed Cape Breton Pilot Program for the “buyback” gun grab, and it’s exactly what we knew it would be. A grand total of 25 guns were collected during the 6 week-long pilot, a significantly smaller fraction of what they were confident they could confiscate from law-abiding gun owners.
Now, the Prime Minister and Public Safety Minister are eyeing Quebec for their next “pilot program,” with federal tax dollars footing the bill of $12.4 million to cover the costs of carrying out their agenda.
Bob Zimmer joins me on The Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to discuss this ongoing issue and much more.
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This is not leadership. This is an empty promise.
January 6, 2026
The Prime Minister claims to support pipelines, yet laughs when asked who’s actually building one. While Liberals talk, workers lose jobs, investment leaves Canada, and our economy suffers.
Canadians deserve real action and Canadians need their government to act in their best interests.
Blaine Calkins joins me on the Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to talk about oil and gas, what the MOU really means for future prosperity, and much more.
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It’s that time of year again!
December 30, 2025
After another long and hard-fought Parliamentary session that is now in the books, let’s take a closer look at some of the most memorable moments and highlight what the past year had to offer.
Kelly McCauley and Philip Lawrence join me on the Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast for the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of 2025.
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Inflationary crisis happening in Canada.
December 23, 2025
As we now gather around with family for the holiday season, it is simply impossible to ignore the skyrocketing prices at the grocery store.
Yet, the Liberals want you to believe that the solution to the cost of living crisis can always come in the form of another “government program.”
Laila Goodridge joins me on the Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to discuss the inflationary crisis happening across Canada, how we must implement common sense policies to bring prices down, and much more.
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Freedom of religion in Canada is under threat.
December 16, 2025
In Justice Committee, instead of reversing their failed bail reforms, the current government is focusing on Bill C-9, which will expose people of faith to criminal prosecution for the simple act of quoting their own sacred texts.
The former Chair of the committee, Marc Miller, said there were “clearly hateful” statements in some books of the Bible and Torah. Removing the religious freedom safeguard from the Criminal Code will not make Canadians safer.
This is leading us down a dangerous path.
Larry Brock joins me on the Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to discuss what’s been happening at Justice Committee and much more.
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Mark Carney’s massive conflicts of interest.
December 9, 2025
When Brookfield makes money, the Prime Minister gets richer. Plain and simple.
Canadians cannot afford the cost of Mark Carney’s massive conflicts of interest. The Ethics Committee uncovered disturbing proof that his so-called ‘ethics screen’ is a total farce. Brookfield confirmed that 1,900 companies, 95% of their holdings, are completely missing from the records, guaranteeing the Prime Minister will be personally enriched if they succeed.
Experts agree he has “no way” of avoiding a conflict while keeping his tens of millions in shares and future payouts.
Eric Melillo joins me to discuss these issues in greater detail and much more.
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The world needs more Canadian energy.
December 3, 2025
From coast to coast, our resources can power jobs, innovation, and economic growth. So why is the current government still dragging its feet?
We have the talent, the resources, and the drive to lead the world.
It’s time to cut the delays, unleash our potential, and get Canada back on track.
MP Jonathan Rowe joins me, for the first time, on the Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to discuss his perspective on the matter, and much more.
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The Prime Minister has already cooked the books.
November 18, 2025
In a very short time, the Prime Minister has already cooked the books.
The PBO recently revealed that the Liberals overstated capital spending by $94 billion and failed to keep Canada on a declining debt path.
After 10 years of mismanagement, Canadians are paying the price as operating budgets won’t balance and debt-to-GDP keeps climbing. The PBO also warns that the government’s expansive spending definitions break with international standards and mask the true fiscal picture.
Our party has been abundantly clear: Canadians deserve accountability and a plan that restores affordability and hope
Philip Lawrence joins me on the Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to discuss the numbers, what issues lay ahead for Canadian checkbooks, and much more.
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Reintroduce mandatory minimum sentences
November 12, 2025
The details in a recent case before the Supreme Court are appalling.
Two men were found with possession of literally hundreds of images and videos of children as young as three years old.
Instead of sending them away for a very long time, the Court used imaginary scenarios rather than the facts before them to issue this disgusting ruling.
Despite this, the the current government is more concerned with the Charter rights of child sexual abusers than the Charter rights of innocent children.
Conservatives would use the notwithstanding clause to reintroduce mandatory minimum sentences for possession of child sexual abuse material and ensure people like these before the court are in prison where they belong.
Larry Brock joins me, once again, on the Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to dive deeper into this heart-wrenching issue and much more.
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Costly Liberal budget
November 4, 2025
Today, the government will table their costly budget and Canadians have had enough of paying for their continuous failures.
Since the Prime Minister first took office, the government is spending more and more with the deficit now doubling while $47.6 billion of net investment has fled the country.
Worst of all, these economic failures have created a deepening youth unemployment crisis where over 460,000 young Canadians are out of work and has reached its lowest point in more than 25 years outside of the pandemic.
Shadow Minister for Finance, Jasraj Singh Hallan, joins me on the Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to discuss these numbers, our plan to reverse over 10 years of bad economic decisions, and much more.
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