Pierre Poilievre voted against a woman's right to choose 5 times

Conservative Party of Canada leader Pierre Poilievre has voted against a woman’s right to choose at least five times.

According to the Abortion Rights Coalition of Canada (ARCC), a Conservative government would be detrimental to abortion access, as well as LGBTQ+ rights, healthcare funding and access, and education.

The ARCC has compiled a list of the threats to abortion rights that a Conservative government would bring to Canada. Read their full report here.

At least 48 anti-choice private members’ bills or motions have been introduced in the House of Commons since 1987. For details, please visit the ARCC website.

Greenpeace has also released a statement on Pierre Poilievre and the Conservative Party’s track record on abortion rights.

“Pierre Poilievre has a long history of being anti-choice over his 20-year career. Given the history of the Conservative Party’s anti-abortion stance and Poilievre’s previous actions, I’m not sure I want a far-right government anywhere near my biological clock or my uterus.”

According to NDP leader Jagmeet Singh, “Pierre Poilievre has voted to take away a woman’s right to choose five times.”

Below is a list of five times Pierre Poilievre voted against the right to choose.

2008, Bill C-484

2010, Bill C-510

2012, M-312

2016, Bill C-225

2023, Bill C-311