This week from the PPC
Politics · The Canadian Chronicle
Published Thursday, October 29, 2026 · Last updated Friday, October 30, 2026 · 1 min read
Oct 28 · @peoplespca: The party posted three times on Wednesday evening. The strongest, at 6:44 p.m., quoted a speech by UK MP Rupert Lowe on COVID vaccine accountability and stated the PPC "stood alone as the only national party to oppose vaccine mandates in this country" — 43 reposts, 122 likes and 1,321 views at last check. View the post on X ↗
Oct 28 · @peoplespca: At 8:43 p.m. the party took on the Conservatives over supply management, telling Conservative MP Garnett Genuis his party "votes to protect the dairy cartel driving up grocery bills," and citing its long-standing campaign to abolish supply management, which it says keeps an estimated 120,000 Canadians in poverty. View the post on X ↗
Oct 29 · Bernier: Maxime Bernier (@MaximeBernier) posted twice on Thursday evening. At 8:24 p.m. he took on both the Liberals and the Conservatives on immigration — "Carney wants more. Poilievre won't say 'zero.' We say it." — citing Prime Minister Mark Carney's remarks to The New York Times that immigration is "back under control" and Immigration Minister Lena Diab signalling levels could rise again. Bernier called for new permanent resident admissions to be set to zero until housing, economic and social effects reverse, an end to the temporary foreign worker program except in agriculture, and no population-growth targets, ahead of the federal immigration levels plan due by the end of November. The post drew 4,324 views, 182 likes and 56 reposts at last check. View the post on X ↗
Oct 29 · Bernier: At 8:25 p.m. he congratulated Patricia Conlin, a former PPC candidate, on winning a seat on Durham Regional Council for her Scugog riding in the October 26 municipal elections — 7,273 views and 212 likes at last check. View the post on X ↗
Oct 29–30 · @peoplespca: The party account posted nothing new on Thursday or Friday morning. Checked Friday, October 30.