Poilievre says costed platform coming 'soon' after other leaders release plans | CBC News

CBC - 20/04
With about a week left before election day and well over two million ballots cast so far, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre still hasn't released a costed platform outlining his vision for the country and how he'd pay for his multibillion-dollar commitments.

With about a week left before election day and well over two million ballots cast so far, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre still hasn't released a costed platform outlining his vision for the country and how he'd pay for his multibillion-dollar commitments.

Conservative campaign sources told CBC News the platform is not expected to be released on Easter Sunday, even though advance voting ends Monday.

Speaking to reporters in Richmond, B.C., on Saturday, Poilievre said Canadians already know "95 per cent" of what a government led by him would do because he's been rolling out policies throughout the campaign.

He promised a platform would be released "soon," making him the last major party leader to put a plan before voters after Liberal Leader Mark Carney and NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh released their platforms over the weekend.

"We need a change and Conservatives will bring that change in our platform," he said.

Poilievre tore into Carney for promising billions of dollars in new spending for housing, infrastructure and military measures, among ot...
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