Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre’s farcical labeling of Justin Trudeau as a communist echoes hysterical historical precedents. The rhetoric underscores a cynical misunderstanding of both ...

We wouldn’t go as far as Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre did in calling Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his father “Marxists ... PM is not a Marxist but he is something else Back to video.

Pierre Poilievre, the leader of Canada's Conservative Party, was thrown into the global spotlight on Monday when Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced he was quitting after mounting calls to ...

But has any Canadian politician in recent memory embraced rhetorical conflict as enthusiastically as Pierre Poilievre? For the Conservative leader, there seems to be no such thing as overstatement.

Pierre Poilievre was asking Elon Musk for help. In April 2023, the Canadian Conservative Leader sent a letter to Twitter’s headquarters requesting that the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation be ...

Pierre Poilievre, the Conservative leader, enjoys a commanding lead in the polls as Canadians look to the next general election. Listen to this article · 7:56 min Learn more.

Canadian Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is projected to lose his seat in stunning loss after leading former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau by 25 points late last year.

The leader of Canada's Conservative party, Pierre Poilievre, has been leading in the polls and is favorite to become the country's next prime minister following the exit of Justin Trudeau.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre's campaign is struggling to get its footing amid backlash to President Donald Trump's threats against Canada.

Speaking on Saturday at a Flag Day rally in Ottawa, Pierre Poilievre, a favorite among conservative Americans, reiterated opposition to the president’s suggestion that Canada could be annexed.

Pierre Poilievre, the Conservative leader, speaking during a rally this week in Nisku, just south of Edmonton, Alberta. Outside His Political Base, a Canadian’s Trumpian Pitch Is a Harder Sell.

Instead of being chastened, Poilievre and his fellow Conservatives embraced the term to describe policies and ideas with which they disagree. (After not being used more than three times in the ...