Canada’s opposition leader Pierre Poilievre blasted Prime Minister Mark Carney over his recent remarks in the United States, mocking what he called a political “chicken dance” and accusing the PM of sending mixed signals. The heated exchange escalated when Poilievre clashed with a journalist over Canada’s recession fears, urging the media to stop making excuses for the government. As economic concerns mount and political tensions rise, Poilievre is sharpening his attacks on Carney’s leadership, fiscal policies, and handling of Canada’s slowing economy ahead of a crucial political showdown. Show more Show less
‘STOP making EXCUSES for PM’: Poilievre rips Journo over backing Carney amid Canada’s recession
Canada’s opposition leader Pierre Poilievre blasted Prime Minister Mark Carney over his recent remarks in the United States, mocking what he called a political “chicken dance” and accusing the PM of sending mixed signals. The heated exchange escalated when Poilievre clashed with a journalist over Canada’s recession fears, urging the media to stop making excuses for the government. As economic concerns mount and political tensions rise, Poilievre is sharpening his attacks on Carney’s leadership, fiscal policies, and handling of Canada’s slowing economy ahead of a crucial political showdown.
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