US EditionConservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre loses Ottawa-area seat
- Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre has lost his seat in Carleton, Ontario, during Canada's general election, as projected by CBC.
- Liberal MP Bruce Fanjoy is predicted to win the seat with 51% of the vote, while Poilievre is expected to receive 46%.
- The Liberal Party has won the most seats, potentially reaching 168, yet remains four seats short of a majority.
- Mark Carney, the new Liberal leader, criticized the US, stating that America wants Canada's land, resources, and country, highlighting a shift in Canada-US relations.
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‘He must take responsibility,’ Canadians have mixed feelings about Pierre Poilievre remaining as Conservative leader - NOW Toronto
Despite Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre losing his seat in Parliament, it appears he’ll remain as the head of the party for now, but Canadians have...
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Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre loses his long-held seat in Ottawa
OTTAWA — The Canadian Press decision desk is projecting that Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has lost in the Ottawa riding of Carleton. Poilievre first took the seat in 2004 and won it six subsequent times.
Liberals Retain Power in Canada, ‘Conservative’ Leader Pierre Poilievre Ousted.
PULSE POINTS:What Happened: Canadian Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre was defeated in his Carleton, Ontario riding (electoral district) by Liberal candidate Bruce Fanjoy. Poilievre received 38,581 votes, while Fanjoy secured 42,374 votes. The Liberal Party, led by Prime Minister Mark Carney, maintained national leadership, although in a minority position. Who’s Involved: Key figures include Pierre Poilievre, Bruce Fanjoy, Prime Minister Mark…
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