Summary
Pierre Poilievre’s Conservative platform, released on April 21, 2025, outlines plans for $100 billion in deficits over four years, driven by tax cuts and reforms including criminal justice changes and reduced environmental regulations. The government aims to cut program spending by $23 billion while increasing revenue by $17.8 billion, primarily through tariffs linked to U.S. trade actions; however, the redistribution of tariff revenues remains unclear. Additional proposals include streamlining the public service, selling federal properties for housing, and barring convicted murderers from parole if a victim’s body is missing.
