OTTAWA — Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has written a letter to the NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh urging him to rip up his party’s deal with the Liberals and trigger a fall election.

Poilievre wrote that despite the NDP’s intention to make people’s lives more affordable, groceries cost more, demand at food banks has risen and many children still go to school hungry. He blames the carbon tax and billions more in spending for the rising costs.

'Canadians can’t afford or even endure another year of this costly coalition,' he wrote in a letter.{ai:summary}<p>Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has urged NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh to end their agreement with the Liberals and call for a fall election. Poilievre argues that rising grocery prices and increased food bank demand contradict the NDP's goal of making life more affordable.</p><p>He attributes these issues to the carbon tax and excessive government spending. #politics</p>

Poilievre urges Singh to pull out of deal with Liberals and trigger fall election

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