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Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is addressing his federal caucus on Wednesday morning.
Ahead of a closed-door meeting, Poilievre will be making remarks that are open to the media.
His speech comes on the heels of a byelection defeat in Mississauga-Lakeshore, Ont. and ahead of the House of Commons adjourning for the holidays.
This story will be updated, here’s the latest from CTVNews.ca Senior Digital Parliamentary Reporter Rachel Aiello:
Poilievre delivered his remarks first in French, which echoes his QP approach. Starting again in English, he says over Christmas it’s time to think of those who are less fortunate. #cdnpoli pic.twitter.com/SXASDwGRMr
— Rachel Aiello (@rachaiello) December 14, 2022
Many Canadians have economic fears. And it’s not just that, violent crime is up, drug overdoses have become a pandemic, says @PierrePoilievre. And then Liberals want to pile on a carbon tax. Conservatives will fight to restore fiscal sanity, go after ‘real criminals’ re: guns.
— Rachel Aiello (@rachaiello) December 14, 2022
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