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Poilievre could put Carney on defence by supporting revived Keystone XL pipeline
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April 3, 2025
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Ezra Levant looks back on what he would have asked Pierre Poilievre if he had the opportunity at a recent campaign rally, and how the Conservative leader could put Prime Minister Mark Carney on the back foot by supporting a revived Keystone XL pipeline.
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