Corey Tochor

Father, husband, Conservative MP Saskatoon-University, Associate Shadow Minister for Natural Resources (Nuclear) Former 2 term MLA, 25th Speaker of Saskatchewan

[Corey Tochor @ctochor]

And yet Carney's Liberals refuse to end taxes that are driving food prices up and up.

[Corey Tochor @ctochor]

And yet the housing crisis grows worse and worse.

[Rachael Thomas @RachaelThomasAB]

🚨The Liberals are backpedaling!

Last week they said they couldn’t do anything about the CRTC’s decision to triple the streaming tax and voted against our Conservative motion to reject the costly increase.

Today, the Liberals said they are ordering the CRTC to review the streaming tax.

Turns out, they could have stood up for Canadian consumers all along but refused to do anything until Conservatives applied pressure.

[Corey Tochor @ctochor]

Proud to be part of Pierre Poilievre's Conservative team, standing up for Canadians!

[Corey Tochor @ctochor]

Mark Carney led Canada to the only recession in the G7 through failed Liberal policies but has repeatedly refused to change his approach.

How much longer can Canadians afford this?

[Corey Tochor @ctochor]

I had a good meeting with representatives of SCI:First for Hunters which represents hunters in Canada and internationally and are active in conservation.

[Corey Tochor @ctochor]

As an economist Carney likes to quote projections, but Conservatives live in reality, and the reality is the Liberal prime minister Mark Carney is the only G7 leader that put his economy into recession.

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

Sure, Liberals say, Canada is the only G7 country in recession.

Sure, two back-to-back quarters of shrinking GDP is the textbook definition of a recession.

But, they say, it is just a “technical recession”. A fluke. Everything else is great.

So let’s look beyond the back-to-back quarterly decline: Canada’s unemployment is now the 2nd highest in the G7—a third higher than in the U.S.—as Canada lost 112,300 jobs in just three months, leaving 45,800 more Canadians jobless since Carney became Prime Minister.

The economy contracted in three of Carney's four quarters in office, something unmatched in the G7, as business investment fell another 0.7% for a fifth straight quarterly decline, and more than $20 billion in net investment fled Canada.

Meanwhile, insolvencies hit their highest levels since 2009, up nearly 19%, with 1.5 million Canadians missing debt payments in just three months and mortgage delinquencies rising 32%.

Canadian households carry by far the highest debt in the G7, while food bank use continues to surge. 1 in 10 GTA residents are now relying on them and visits are hitting a record 4.1 million last year—up 340% since 2019. Nationwide, food bank demand is up 100% in 7 years.

Almost all these measures are worse than when Carney took office and worse than any other G7 country—so blaming world events or tariffs won’t cut it.

Stop the excuses. Own it: This is a full-blown Carney Recession.

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

LIVE: The Carney Liberal recession https://t.co/riVQdhpNyV

[Corey Tochor @ctochor]

While millions of Canadians struggle every single day just to put food on the table, Carney’s luxury in-flight catering costs soared sky high to $195,000 for just three trips.

The Carney Menu included:
•Luxury Normandy butter cups
•Beef tenderloin with bordelaise sauce
•Scottish salmon fillet
•Red wine braised beef
•Veal escalope
•Edamame ragu
•Herb and smoked Gouda omelets
•Crème brûlée
•Chocolate mousse
•Inniskillin Montague Vineyard Chardonnay
•Le Clos Jordanne Le Grand Clos Pinot Noir
•Meyer Family Vineyards Pinot Noir

[Corey Tochor @ctochor]

BREAKING: 11 years of Liberal government have put Canada’s energy productivity in the same camp as North Korea and Kazakhstan!!!

[Corey Tochor @ctochor]

I had the opportunity to welcome the Serbian foreign affairs minister and his delegation to Parliament with the Canada-Serbia Parliamentary Friendship Group.

We discussed ways to improve economic ties between our two nations and about the new direct flight from Toronto to Belgrade with Air Serbia.

Big shoutout to @NedKurucMP for all his work.

[Corey Tochor @ctochor]

On critical minerals, as on so many other files, the Liberals are still letting Canada down.

[Corey Tochor @ctochor]

The Carney Liberal streaming tax will only hurt Canadian consumers and artists.

[Corey Tochor @ctochor]

I was pleased to meet with members of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers. Canada Post is extremely important to our community and country despite the last 11 years of an overbearing and interventionalist Liberal government causing Canada Post to run deficits of over $1.5 billion. Conservatives will revitalize Canada Post to make it more financially sustainable while delivering quality mail service to all Canadians.

[Bob Zimmer @bobzimmermp]

At the Congressional Sportsmen’s Caucus @HunterandAngler Clays Competition in Washington with @ctochor

We along with U.S. Members of Congress and Senators support conservation, preserving public access and sport shooting.

Our shared 100+ year Canada-U.S. outdoor sporting heritage remains strong.

[Corey Tochor @ctochor]

Happy Vyshyvanka Day!
Slava Ukraini!

[Corey Tochor @ctochor]

Canadians deserve more money in their pockets.

Canada could be affordable by ending Liberal inflationary deficit spending and Liberal taxes to bring down the cost of food and transportation.

Will Carney listen?

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

What do you mean you have done enough?

Gas prices are 13.4% higher in Canada than in the U.S., and 50 cents-a-litre higher than under Harper, when oil was also at $100 a barrel.

Get rid of all the taxes on gas for the rest of the year so Canadians can afford gas and groceries: https://t.co/w3HLM90tut

[Dean Allison @DeanAllisonMP]

First it was Bill C-11 controlling what Canadians see online.
Then Bill C-18 blocking and manipulating access to news.

Now Bill C-22 takes the next step: surveillance and state control.

Signal, the encrypted messaging app, says it would rather leave Canada than comply.

Why? Because this bill reportedly gives government sweeping powers to force surveillance capabilities into private technology.

Think about the pattern:

C-11 → control the algorithms
C-18 → control the news
C-22 → access the devices themselves

This is no longer about “safety” or “protecting Canadians.”
It is about control.

A government that froze bank accounts without court orders, shut off committee cameras, and faces hundreds of unresolved wrongdoing complaints now wants expanded access into your digital life.

Canadians should be asking a very serious question:

How much freedom are we prepared to surrender in the name of government “oversight”?

[Corey Tochor @ctochor]

Happy Victoria Day!