Trudeau government survives another Conservative-led non-confidence vote
- The Liberal government led by Prime Minister Trudeau survived a non-confidence vote introduced by Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre on Wednesday.
- The vote ended with 211 against and 120 for the motion, ensuring the government remains in power.
- The Bloc and NDP did not support the Conservatives, indicating no immediate plan to challenge the Liberal government.
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Liberal government survives second non-confidence vote in as many weeks
The Liberal government has survived a second non-confidence vote in as many weeks to avoid a snap election. Members of Parliament voted on a Conservative motion yesterday that called for M-Ps to declare they have lost faith in Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his nine-year-old government. The Liberals were joined by the N-D-P and the Bloc Quebecois in voting against the motion. Today, the House will vote on another confidence motion — but this …
Trudeau survives second confidence motion in Canada parliament
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau survived a second parliamentary confidence motion in less than a week on Tuesday after opposition parties vowed to keep his minority Liberal government alive for now.
Bloc pushes government on pension pact as Liberals survive non-confidence vote
OTTAWA — The Liberal government survived a second non-confidence vote in as many weeks Tuesday, once again putting off the possibility Canada would be plunged into an immediate election campaign.
Trudeau Survives Another No-Confidence Vote (Will He Pull a Biden?)
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