Canadian Politics Poilievre Moves
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- Alex BoutilierGlobal News
- Sarah RitchieThe Globe and Mail
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Pierre Poilievre, leader of the Conservative Party in Canada, is set to meet with his MPs in Penticton, B.C., ahead of Parliament's return next week. This comes after a summer marked by internal party conflicts and polls showing the Liberals leading the Conservatives by 13 points according to 338 Canada. Poilievre aims to rally support amid criticism from within his own ranks and challenges to his leadership, while…
Poilievre set to try to rally Conservative MPs ahead of Parliament’s return →Pierre Poilievre addressed his Conservative caucus in Penticton, B.C., emphasizing unity and prioritizing national interests over party politics. He criticized Prime Minister Mark Carney's engagement with the European Union, arguing that decisions should be made by Canadians domestically rather than influenced by foreign entities like Washington, Beijing, or Brussels. The article highlights internal strife within…
Poilievre urges Conservatives to put national interest first in caucus address →Erin O'Toole's successor as Conservative leader, Pierre Poilievre, addressed his party’s caucus in Penticton, British Columbia, emphasizing plans for significant budget cuts from wasteful spending and bureaucracy. He criticized the governing Liberals for being out of touch with financially strained Canadians and proposed focusing on outcompeting rather than taxing American competitors. Amid reports of internal…
‘Canadians are out of money’: Facing big challenges, Poilievre promises big cuts →Analysis
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- 15 Sep
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre will try to rally his MPs after a summer of conservative movement infighting and polling that shows his party continuing to trail the federal Liberals by double-digits.
- 16 Sep
The popular Quebec MP Richard Martel accepted a seat in the Senate this summer, and the Conservative party posted a disappointing third-place result in the by-election to replace him last month.
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17 Sep ‘Canadians are out of money’: Facing big challenges, Poilievre promises big cutsErin O'Toole's successor as Conservative leader, Pierre Poilievre, addressed his party’s caucus in Penticton, British Columbia, emphasizing plans for significant budget cuts from wasteful spending and bureaucracy. He criticized the governing Liberals for being out of touch with financially strained Canadians and proposed focusing on outcompeting rather than taxing American competitors. Amid reports of internal…National Post
16 Sep Poilievre urges Conservatives to put national interest first in caucus addressPierre Poilievre addressed his Conservative caucus in Penticton, B.C., emphasizing unity and prioritizing national interests over party politics. He criticized Prime Minister Mark Carney's engagement with the European Union, arguing that decisions should be made by Canadians domestically rather than influenced by foreign entities like Washington, Beijing, or Brussels. The article highlights internal strife within…The Globe and Mail
15 Sep Poilievre set to try to rally Conservative MPs ahead of Parliament’s returnPierre Poilievre, leader of the Conservative Party in Canada, is set to meet with his MPs in Penticton, B.C., ahead of Parliament's return next week. This comes after a summer marked by internal party conflicts and polls showing the Liberals leading the Conservatives by 13 points according to 338 Canada. Poilievre aims to rally support amid criticism from within his own ranks and challenges to his leadership, while…Global News
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