Conservatives choose Andrew Scheer as interim Opposition leader
- The Conservative caucus has chosen Andrew Scheer to lead the party in Parliament until Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre returns to Parliament.
- Poilievre is expected to seek a seat in Alberta in a byelection, where MP-elect Damien Kurek has offered to resign to allow the party leader the chance to run again.
- Poilievre said the Conservatives need to find a way to pick up one million more votes to get over the finish line in the next election.
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Andrew Scheer chosen to replace Poilievre as Opposition leader in Parliament
The Conservative caucus has tapped former leader Andrew Scheer to lead the party in the House of Commons when Parliament resumes on May 26 — a role that's needed because Pierre Poilievre lost his seat in last week's election.
Conservatives Choose Scheer as Interim Opposition Leader, Vote for Leadership Review
Conservative MP Andrew Scheer will serve as the interim Opposition leader in the House of Commons while Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre waits for a byelection in Alberta to secure a seat in Parliament. “I’ll be taking over the parliamentary leadership duties of the caucus until Mr. Poilievre rejoins us in the House,” Scheer, a former leader of the party, told reporters following a caucus meeting on May 6. Scheer previously served as Canada’…
Andrew Scheer to lead Conservatives in Parliament as Pierre Poilievre watches from the sidelines
The decision to name Scheer as the party's parliamentary leader came Tuesday during the Conservatives' first caucus meeting on Parliament Hill since that election loss.
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