Andrew Scheer

Regina—Qu'Appelle MP. 2nd Conservative Party Leader and 35th HOC Speaker. Principled Conservative. Defender of economic freedom and human rights.

[Andrew Scheer @AndrewScheer]

You can’t eat sizzle.

You can’t live in a government press release.

And a government announcement doesn’t actually get anything built.

Watch how Carney is trying to fool Canadians into ignoring the fact that he isn’t getting anything done.

[Andrew Scheer @AndrewScheer]

Mark Carney would rather kill Canadian jobs than allow our energy to reach new markets in Asia.

Liberals just voted down Bill C-264, which would have repealed the unfair ban on shipping Canadian oil on the Pacific, turning their backs on workers in Western Canada.

Canadians deserve better.

Only Conservatives will repeal anti-energy bans, build major projects, and get our economy moving again.

[Andrew Scheer @AndrewScheer]

@Karen0734273676 Absolutely!!!

[Andrew Scheer @AndrewScheer]

You can’t eat sizzle.

You can’t live in a government press release.

And a government announcement doesn’t actually get anything built.

Watch how Carney is trying to fool Canadians into ignoring the fact that he isn’t getting anything done.

[Andrew Scheer @AndrewScheer]

Saskatchewan is ready to supply clean, dictator-free Canadian energy to global markets.

But Mark Carney's shipping ban shuts the door on overseas buyers, forcing us to sell to the US at a massive DISCOUNT.

Only Conservatives will scrap the ban and get full value for our resources.

[Andrew Scheer @AndrewScheer]

Canada could be selling 250,000 barrels of oil per day.

At a premium price into Asian markets.

Without costing taxpayers a cent.

But Carney’s ban on shipping means we are selling our oil at a discount to the U.S. costing Canadians billions every year.

It makes no sense.

Repeal the ban!

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

Worried about immigration & housing?

YOU HAVE BEEN REPRIMANDED!

[John Brassard @JohnBrassardCPC]

WATCH QP October 27, 2026: The government is not a family-run business. The Prime Minister created an official Government role for his wife as Canada's new "Ocean Envoy" and gave her more than $1.2 billion tax dollars to work with. Liberals shut down a motion to have her appear at Committee to explain her new role, her mandate, her priorities, and what the $1.2 Billion tax dollars will be used for. #cdnpoli

[Andrew Scheer @AndrewScheer]

Every time you pay GST, 100% of it goes to pay JUST THE INTEREST on the Liberal debt.

Mark Carney claimed he would bring fiscal discipline. Instead, he cooks the books while piling on EVEN MORE debt.

Conservatives are taking a stand, DEMANDING he testify about his plan for the economy.

[Andrew Scheer @AndrewScheer]

Hard-working Canadians have to balance their family budgets every single month.

Meanwhile, Mark Carney doubles the deficit and wastes billions of your tax dollars on debt interest.

Our Conservative motion calls the Prime Minister before the Finance Committee to EXPLAIN how he plans to cut deficits, lower debt interest, and deliver tax relief.

[Andrew Scheer @AndrewScheer]

If Carney has nothing to hide, why did he order his MPs to shut this investigation down.

This is exactly why Conservatives fought to keep oversight committees of the House out of Liberal control.

[John Brassard @JohnBrassardCPC]

Things that make you go Hmm! Liberals shut down debate on a motion to have Diana Fox Carney, Mark Carney's wife appear before the Fisheries and Oceans Committee to discuss her appointment as Canada's new "Oceans Envoy" and the $1.2 Billion plus tax dollars she's been given to do it. #cdnpoli

This was the motion:

That, given the recent appointment of Canada’s Ocean Envoy and Chair of the 12th Our Ocean Conference, and the Government of Canada’s recently announced $1.2 billion investment in ocean protection, the committee invite Canada’s Ocean Envoy to appear for no fewer than two hours, at the earliest opportunity, but no later than Friday, November 27, 2026, to discuss the Envoy’s mandate, priorities, and plans to advance Canada’s ocean conservation and fisheries interests, including preparations for the 2027 Our Ocean Conference, the government’s financial commitments, and the anticipated costs associated with hosting the conference; and that the Ocean Envoy be requested to provide the committee with a copy of the formal mandate, any associated terms of reference, and a breakdown of the anticipated costs of hosting the conference prior to the appearance.

[Andrew Scheer @AndrewScheer]

@try2golf Exactly! Liberals stack the deck and pile on new hoops and hurdles and they blame “market conditions” when proponents cancel the project.

[Andrew Scheer @AndrewScheer]

This will be a big test week for Liberals who want you to forget the disastrous Trudeau policies.

The Liberal shipping ban makes it impossible to load Canadian vessels to transport our oil to markets in Asia.

Energy companies would like to ship more oil by rail to Prince Rupert. The facility there can be upgraded to handle oil exports in just two years.

But that can’t happen as long as the shipping ban stays in place.

We don’t need a Major Projects Office or MOU to increase our exports.

We need less Liberal bureaucracy blocking exports.

Will Liberal MPs truly turn the page on the Trudeau era? Or will they vote to keep his legacy intact, and the oil in the ground.

Vote is this Wednesday! Stay tuned.

[Danielle Smith @ABDanielleSmith]

Alberta supports Conservative MP David McKenzie’s Bill C-264 to repeal the federal Oil Tanker Moratorium Act and remove barriers preventing our responsibly produced energy from reaching global markets. Repealing the ban would open the door to crude-by-rail exports through Prince Rupert, giving Alberta another route to reach customers around the world.

Our oil to the United States is selling at a significant discount at a disadvantage to the entire country. The only effective way to close that gap is to increase exports off our western coast and get more customers competing for our energy. For decades, limited access to tidewater has left Alberta heavily dependent on a single customer, putting our oil at a competitive disadvantage and reducing the value of our resources.

The Trans Mountain Expansion has helped open new markets, particularly in Asia, but we need more pipelines and more access to tidewater. Pacific Link will help increase our export capacity, but we also need to remove the federal tanker ban to unlock opportunities through Prince Rupert. Global demand for energy continues to grow, and Alberta has the resources to help meet it.

Alberta holds the fourth-largest proven oil reserves in the world, and developing those resources benefits all Canadians. They help fund hospitals, schools, critical infrastructure and social programs across the country, while creating long-term economic opportunities for Indigenous communities through investment and co-ownership in major projects.

Canada cannot become a global energy superpower while federal policies continue to stand in the way of getting our energy to the world. Repealing the tanker ban is an important step toward securing better prices for our resources and building a stronger, more prosperous Canada.

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

Strathcona Resources is proposing to ship up to 250,000 barrels of Canadian oil a day by rail to Prince Rupert and then on to overseas markets.

Only one thing stands in the way: Mark Carney's tanker ban.

Let’s create more 🇨🇦 jobs, get better prices for our resources, and be less dependent on the U.S. by voting YES to Conservative MP @DMcKenzieCPC's bill on Wednesday to scrap the tanker ban and put Canada first.

[Andrew Scheer @AndrewScheer]

When hard working Canadians owe money to the government, Revenue Canada seizes assets, pursues them in court, and garnishes wages.

When Liberal insiders pocket millions thanks to their connections, Carney basically tells them to keep the change.

Mark Carney isn’t here for you.

[Shuv Majumdar @shuvmajumdar]

This is yet another epic fail by Prime Minister @MarkJCarney, this time with the United Kingdom.

It comes as the same time as BOTH France and Germany don’t want Carney’s “Associate Membership” with the EU.

Which is especially embarrassing for Mr. Carney going into his EU Summit in Montreal.

After a ridiculous bid to build a Strategic Partnership with an obvious strategic rival in Türkiye.

All while Canadian workers are being laid off, uncertainty is killing our jobs, and costs rise in a stagnation economy.

Any of our friends in the mainstream press prepared to admit he’s not the negotiator they keep claiming he is?

“Britain has decided not to join a global defence bank spearheaded by Canada, as chancellor John Healey prepares to throw his weight behind a separate UK-led initiative to help fill a multibillion hole in the UK defence budget.

“Andy Burnham, UK prime minister, discussed Britain joining the Ottawa initiative with Mark Carney, his Canadian counterpart, last month after officials began exploring the proposal, as first reported by the FT.

“But on Sunday it was announced that the plan would not go ahead, a move which will be seen in some quarters as a snub to Carney and his attempt to forge closer ties among the world’s “middle powers”.”

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

I condemn the horrific terrorist attack on the Greek Orthodox Church of Saint George in Karak, Jordan.

Opening fire on families mourning a loved one is an act of profound evil.

We stand with Jordan’s Christian community and pray for the victims and their relatives.

No one should have to fear for their life in a house of God.

Memory eternal.

[Andrew Scheer @AndrewScheer]

Read the report. The per capita debt servicing cost is now over $1400. And the excuse that other countries may be worse doesn’t hold water. It’s cold comfort to a working class Canadian that somewhere, someone is paying more for their nation’s debt. That feeling of comparison doesn’t put food on the table or pay the rent.

[Andrew Scheer @AndrewScheer]

This is the cost of Mark Carney.

Not only has he stalled the economy, but you’re now paying $1400 a year just to cover the interest on the debt.

Do you have an extra $1400 bucks to give the government?

Because Carney needs more and more to cover his wasteful spending.

[Shuv Majumdar @shuvmajumdar]

“We are in the greatest crisis since the Second World War.”
“President Trump is a transformational president.”
“Integration is subordination.”
“We want more integration…to Make America Great Again.”
“Decry a world of fortresses.”
“Let’s build Fortress North America.”
“Our economic and cultural sovereignty is under attack. We are at war.”
“We should form a Potash bloc.”
“They want to break us to own us.”
Now: “Had a long chat with President Trump.”

[Andrew Scheer @AndrewScheer]

The more Carney hikes taxes and racks up bigger deficits, the more prices go up.

He said affordability is the best it’s been in a decade.

The facts say otherwise: more and more Canadians rely on food banks to feed their families.

Turns out Carney isn’t the economic genius he said he was.