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 ...

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre he is looking to move past the election loss and present the party as 'a government in-waiting' when Parliament resumes.

Politics Pierre Poilievre’s Biggest Selling Point Is Now a Huge Liability The Canadian Conservative leader soared because of a media strategy that sounded a lot like Donald Trump.

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.

Poilievre indicated he would stay on as leader in his concession speech, but the Conservative Party has not responded on whether he has officially decided to stay.

Denley: Pierre Poilievre is the right man in the wrong city Poilievre's leadership would make Canadians more reliant on themselves and less on government. That’s not a popular message in his ...

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.

Canadian Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre loses his seat in federal elections, as Liberals win with Prime Minister Mark Carney as leader.

Canada's Conservative Leader, Pierre Poilievre, was the favorite to become the next Prime Minister just three months ago. Now he's behind in the polls, largely thanks to one man.

Pierre Poilievre’s rallies feel distinctly Trumpian – they might just help him win Pierre Poilievre generates excitement and energy among supporters, just like the US president ...

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 ...

2:07 Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre was kicked out of question period after he called the prime minister a "wacko" and refused to withdraw the language when Speaker Greg Fergus asked him to.