Pierre Poilievre

And we just need to get back to that system.

And in fact, the support for immigration was strongest in kind of the rural resource and agricultural communities where the labor was most needed and welcomed. And people integrated, they arrived here and while they were, we said to people, look, bring your traditions and culture and your stories, but leave the problems at the door.

And in fact, the support for immigration was strongest in kind of the rural resource and agricultural communities where the labor was most needed and welcomed. And people integrated, they arrived here and while they were, we said to people, look, bring your traditions and culture and your stories, but leave the problems at the door.

And in fact, the support for immigration was strongest in kind of the rural resource and agricultural communities where the labor was most needed and welcomed. And people integrated, they arrived here and while they were, we said to people, look, bring your traditions and culture and your stories, but leave the problems at the door.

And so, and this is, by the way, a history for Canada that goes back hundreds of years. I mean, the Protestants and Catholics were ripping each other's eyeballs out in Europe for centuries. And then they came to Canada and they got along. They ultimately ended up intermarrying and integrating completely and everything.

And so, and this is, by the way, a history for Canada that goes back hundreds of years. I mean, the Protestants and Catholics were ripping each other's eyeballs out in Europe for centuries. And then they came to Canada and they got along. They ultimately ended up intermarrying and integrating completely and everything.

And so, and this is, by the way, a history for Canada that goes back hundreds of years. I mean, the Protestants and Catholics were ripping each other's eyeballs out in Europe for centuries. And then they came to Canada and they got along. They ultimately ended up intermarrying and integrating completely and everything.

Whether you were an Orangeman or an Irish Catholic, over time, you got along with your neighbor. And in the last nine years, we've seen that's come apart. The foreign conflicts are now spilling onto our streets. I want to put an end to that. I want to say, look, we're not interested in the world's ethnocultural conflicts.

Whether you were an Orangeman or an Irish Catholic, over time, you got along with your neighbor. And in the last nine years, we've seen that's come apart. The foreign conflicts are now spilling onto our streets. I want to put an end to that. I want to say, look, we're not interested in the world's ethnocultural conflicts.

Whether you were an Orangeman or an Irish Catholic, over time, you got along with your neighbor. And in the last nine years, we've seen that's come apart. The foreign conflicts are now spilling onto our streets. I want to put an end to that. I want to say, look, we're not interested in the world's ethnocultural conflicts.

We welcome the people who come from places that have been afflicted by war as long as they leave the war behind. And frankly, most people come here to get away from those things. So by getting back to a common sense of values and identity and reminding people that when they get here, they are Canadian first. Canada first. Leave the hyphens. We don't need to be a hyphenated society.

We welcome the people who come from places that have been afflicted by war as long as they leave the war behind. And frankly, most people come here to get away from those things. So by getting back to a common sense of values and identity and reminding people that when they get here, they are Canadian first. Canada first. Leave the hyphens. We don't need to be a hyphenated society.

We welcome the people who come from places that have been afflicted by war as long as they leave the war behind. And frankly, most people come here to get away from those things. So by getting back to a common sense of values and identity and reminding people that when they get here, they are Canadian first. Canada first. Leave the hyphens. We don't need to be a hyphenated society.

And that we owe a debt of gratitude to the

And that we owe a debt of gratitude to the

And that we owe a debt of gratitude to the

uh giants who came before us who fought in wars who laid down a parliamentary democracy and who left us behind this incredible inheritance yeah i mean we're going to be grateful again and we're going to inculcate the values of gratitude for our incredible history uh build up the country um celebrate what we have in common rather than dividing what what obsessing about what divides us um

uh giants who came before us who fought in wars who laid down a parliamentary democracy and who left us behind this incredible inheritance yeah i mean we're going to be grateful again and we're going to inculcate the values of gratitude for our incredible history uh build up the country um celebrate what we have in common rather than dividing what what obsessing about what divides us um

uh giants who came before us who fought in wars who laid down a parliamentary democracy and who left us behind this incredible inheritance yeah i mean we're going to be grateful again and we're going to inculcate the values of gratitude for our incredible history uh build up the country um celebrate what we have in common rather than dividing what what obsessing about what divides us um

focusing on the shared values that make us all Canadian. And I think in so doing, we can... And by the way, put aside race, this obsession with race that wokeism has...