Poilievre Slams Carney's Speech, Inflation Hits 2.4%

0:00Canada's opposition leader, Pierre-Paulierve, just fired back at Prime Minister Mark Carney's latest speech, labeling it a costly illusion that ignores. Real economic pain for everyday folks. Carney had promised updates on liberal plans and slammed Canada's ties with the U.S. as weaknesses needing fixes, but Poi Lavor says it's all recycled. Talk with extra drama. This clapped backdrop right before Statistics Canada released March inflation numbers on Monday. Poiierve recalled the timing suspicious, like a distraction from bad news hitting home. Canadians are feeling the squeeze and Poliver is hammering that point, saying we need affordable groceries, cheaper gas, and fuller bank accounts. Right now, not more speeches. Those numbers confirmed the heat. Anyone inflation hit 2.4% in March, up from 1.8% in February, driven by A, massive 21.2% monthly spiking gas prices. Food costs rose 4.4% yearly, with fresh and frozen meat jumping 10.6%.

1:01Poliver points out other G7 nations faced the same global headaches from tariffs and wars, but nowhere near Canada's grocery price surge, under the Liberals, time to deliver results at home, before chasing leverage abroad. Canada news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters.