Federal Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre has demanded the suspension of federal taxes on diesel until Canada Day, as part of a broader list of fiscal policy changes ahead of the federal budget. In a letter to Prime Minister Mark Carney, Poilievre outlined several measures aimed at reducing government spending and improving economic efficiency. The proposed suspension of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) on fuel is intended to lower costs for consumers and businesses. Poilievre also called for the elimination of wasteful federal spending, including the reduction of non-essential programs and the streamlining of bureaucratic processes. The budget, scheduled for release on November 5, is expected to include responses to these demands. Poilievre’s letter highlights growing tensions between the federal government and opposition parties over fiscal responsibility and economic management. The proposed changes reflect a push for more direct government intervention in the economy, emphasizing cost-cutting and consumer support. The debate over fuel taxation and federal spending continues to shape political discourse ahead of the budget announcement.