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Conservative leader Poilievre to face leadership review at policy convention, likely in January
- Pierre Poilievre, leader of the Conservative Party, is expected to undergo a mandatory leadership review at the party’s policy convention likely scheduled for January 2026 in Calgary.
- The review follows Poilievre's loss of his long-held Carleton seat in Ottawa in the April 28 election, despite his party increasing seats by 22 nationwide.
- Poilievre plans to run in a by-election this summer in the safe Alberta riding of Battle River-Crowfoot, vacated by Conservative MP Damien Kurek stepping aside for him.
- Leaders only need a majority to keep their position in the review, but there is an expectation of nearly 80 percent support to avoid pressure to resign, a threshold Poilievre may find challenging.
- The review will provide party members a chance to weigh in on Poilievre's leadership after the loss, and his success in the by-election could significantly impact his standing.
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Poilievre to face leadership review in January as Alberta byelection looms
"Now it's time for him to be prime ministerial. I know people have given him that feedback, but certainly you need to see that. And I think he's doing a lot of reflection right now, so I'm sure that we'll see that."
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Conservative leader Poilievre to face leadership review at policy convention, likely in January
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre will face a leadership review vote, likely in January, at a full Conservative Party of Canada policy convention in Calgary, CTV News has learned.
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Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre will have to put his leadership to a vote of confidence in January during a national convention at the Conservative Party in Calgary.
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