The Conservatives confirmed it will be rolling out new ads in English and French for a cross-country television and digital ad campaign. In a new 60-second TV ad called Mountain, Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre illustrates the impossible climb many Canadians are facing right now. “It was once the case in Canada that with hard work and determination, you could climb any mountain, but with debt, taxes, and crime up, jobs down, and woke obsessions dishonouring our history, destroying our education, degrading our military and dividing our people, it feels like we’re all a long way from home,” said the Conservatives in a Sunday statement. “But common sense will lead us home.” Poilievre starts off Mountain by saying it feels like home near the mountains where he grew up. “I was adopted by schoolteachers that taught me in Canada, if you worked at, you could climb any mountain,” said Poilievre. “People don’t feel that way now.”.However, he said common sense will lead people home. He pledged to cap spending, axe taxes, reward work, build homes, uphold family, stop crime, secure borders, rearm the military, restore freedom, and unite people. After nine years of the NDP-Liberals, the Conservatives said taxes, costs, crime, and time are up. It said another ad titled What and Why highlights Poilievre’s plan to axe the carbon tax, build the homes, fix the budget, and stop the crime to ensure hard work will allow people to earn powerful paycheques to allow them to buy affordable food and homes. Poilievre said in What and Why it feels like people are a long way from home in Canada. “With costs so high, streets so dangerous, people so poor after nine years of [Justin] Trudeau and the NDP-Liberals,” he said. “But common sense can take us home.”.Under his plan, he said hard work will earn people powerful paycheques that will let them buy affordable food and houses in safe neighbourhoods. He called for people to bring it home. The Conservatives concluded by saying it will bring people together through similarities. “Common sense Conservatives will unite our people with common values, common sense, common hope for our common home — Canada,” said the Conservatives. This ordeal comes after Poilievre said in July at the Conservative Stampede Barbecue Canada has become unrecognizable under the Liberals and NDP. .Poilievre says Conservatives will deliver change in the next election .He accused the Liberals and NDP of imposing a strange woke ideology on Canada that seeks to take people’s money, punish their work, tax their food, and undermine their entrepreneurs. “But the good news is life was not like this before Justin Trudeau and won’t be like this when he’s gone,” he said.
The Conservatives confirmed it will be rolling out new ads in English and French for a cross-country television and digital ad campaign. In a new 60-second TV ad called Mountain, Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre illustrates the impossible climb many Canadians are facing right now. “It was once the case in Canada that with hard work and determination, you could climb any mountain, but with debt, taxes, and crime up, jobs down, and woke obsessions dishonouring our history, destroying our education, degrading our military and dividing our people, it feels like we’re all a long way from home,” said the Conservatives in a Sunday statement. “But common sense will lead us home.” Poilievre starts off Mountain by saying it feels like home near the mountains where he grew up. “I was adopted by schoolteachers that taught me in Canada, if you worked at, you could climb any mountain,” said Poilievre. “People don’t feel that way now.”.However, he said common sense will lead people home. He pledged to cap spending, axe taxes, reward work, build homes, uphold family, stop crime, secure borders, rearm the military, restore freedom, and unite people. After nine years of the NDP-Liberals, the Conservatives said taxes, costs, crime, and time are up. It said another ad titled What and Why highlights Poilievre’s plan to axe the carbon tax, build the homes, fix the budget, and stop the crime to ensure hard work will allow people to earn powerful paycheques to allow them to buy affordable food and homes. Poilievre said in What and Why it feels like people are a long way from home in Canada. “With costs so high, streets so dangerous, people so poor after nine years of [Justin] Trudeau and the NDP-Liberals,” he said. “But common sense can take us home.”.Under his plan, he said hard work will earn people powerful paycheques that will let them buy affordable food and houses in safe neighbourhoods. He called for people to bring it home. The Conservatives concluded by saying it will bring people together through similarities. “Common sense Conservatives will unite our people with common values, common sense, common hope for our common home — Canada,” said the Conservatives. This ordeal comes after Poilievre said in July at the Conservative Stampede Barbecue Canada has become unrecognizable under the Liberals and NDP. .Poilievre says Conservatives will deliver change in the next election .He accused the Liberals and NDP of imposing a strange woke ideology on Canada that seeks to take people’s money, punish their work, tax their food, and undermine their entrepreneurs. “But the good news is life was not like this before Justin Trudeau and won’t be like this when he’s gone,” he said.
