Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre made his case for a closer alliance between the Commonwealth nations of Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom (CANZUK) during a speech in London.
The Conservative leader told the audience at an event organized by the Centre for Policy Studies that such a pact would build on security and freedom by “bringing together the long-standing ties” that have united Anglo-nations in the past.
He said that a CANZUK alliance would remove trade barriers between the four countries, expand skilled labour mobility, and strengthen military ties.
“When the treaties and agreements that allow us to trade freely face upheaval, we need to double down and deepen our ties with our old and most trusted friends. Instead of shrinking markets behind tariffs, we should expand opportunities among friends,” Poilievre told the audience on March 3….