Poilievre promises “responsible federalism” as Tories release Quebec platform

Poilievre promises 'responsible federalism' as Tories release Quebec platform

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has unveiled a Quebec platform that promises to respect the province’s autonomy and to work to protect its language and culture if he’s elected.

Poilievre promises ‘responsible federalism’ as Tories release Quebec platform

QUEBEC CITY - Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has unveiled a Quebec platform that promises to respect the province's autonomy and to work to protect its language and culture if he's elected.

Poilievre promises “responsible federalism” as Tories release Quebec platform

QUEBEC CITY - Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has unveiled a Quebec platform that promises to respect the province's autonomy and to work to protect its language and culture if he's elected.

Federal election: Poilievre unveils Quebec platform, promises to respect province’s autonomy

Conservatives are hoping to build on the nine seats they currently hold in the province.

The Conservative leader presented his "Quebec platform", in which he promised not to interfere in the jurisdictions of the provinces.

On March 27, Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre arrived in British Columbia with his family to campaign for the federal election on April 28. He and his wife met with British Columbia's ethnic media in the afternoon, answered reporters' questions and talked about the Conservative Party's political platform.