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🧾 Poilievre Can’t Say, Won’t Say — But Blames Everyone ElseWith the federal budget days away, CBC News reports that Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre still refuses to say whether he’ll support or oppose it — even though his vote could send Canadians back to the polls just six months after the last election.Pressed by Rosemary Barton Live, Poilievre repeated the same old slogans about “affordability,” while demanding a $42-billion deficit cap and the end of the industrial carbon tax. Then, in the same breath, he blamed the Liberals for “the disastrous state we’re in” because of high deficits.But here’s what CBC’s reporting helps Canadians remember: the last time the Conservatives were in power under Stephen Harper — with Poilievre in cabinet — Canada’s deficit peaked at over $55 billion, the largest in our history at the time.Now Poilievre wants to lecture others about fiscal restraint while refusing to say how he’d handle the budget himself. Leadership means making choices. Evasion isn’t one of them.Meanwhile, Prime Minister Mark Carney says he’s “100 per cent confident” in the budget — and ready to defend it, declaring:> “This is not a game. This is a critical moment for our country.”CBC’s coverage lays out the facts, not the slogans — giving Canadians the full picture behind the politics.📺 Read the full story:🔗 https://r.pebmac.ca/https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/poilievre-conservatives-ndp-federal-budget-9.6963170#SaveTheCBC #cdnpoli #PierrePoilievre #FederalBudget #Deficit #MarkCarney #HarperEra #CanadianPolitics #PublicBroadcasting

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