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Pierre Poilievre has survived a Conservative leadership review, securing 87.4 per cent of the vote from delegates at the party’s Calgary convention . To unpack what this win means for Canadians and the future of the party, Global’s Jazan Grewal spoke with Alex Marland, a Political Science professor at Acadia University.

The Conservative Party of Canada voted overwhelmingly to keep their leader following a review in Calgary. Adam MacVicar has details on the results that were announced late Friday night.

As Conservatives gathered for their national convention, attention focused on Pierre Poilievre’s leadership review, party unity, and the policy direction ahead. Conservative strategist Amanda Galbraith joins Miranda Anthistle to analyze expectations around the leadership vote, what kind of mandate Poilievre needs to move forward, and whether his message should shift.

The interim leader of the BC Conservative Party speaks with Global’s Legislative Bureau Chief Keith Baldrey in a year-end interview.

The interim leader of the BC Conservative Party Trevor Halford speaks to us about the dramatic ouster of John Rustad as leader and what the future holds for the party.

John Rustad maintains he is still the leader of the BC Conservatives, despite a mutiny by his party caucus. UBC Political Scientist Stewart Prest discusses the turmoil inside the BC Conservative Party.

Members of the Conservative Party of Canada have overwhelmingly voted to keep Pierre Poilievre on as their leader, the party revealed Friday after a late-night vote at its annual convention in Calgary. More than 87 per cent of voting members cast their ballot for Poilievre to stay on as leader, the Conservative Party said in a statement. David Akin...

Conservatives will vote on Pierre Poilievre’s leadership Friday at the party’s biannual convention in Calgary. Poilievre is widely expected to survive the review, and results aren’t expected until after midnight local time. The party lost the last four elections but is gaining support from a key group – the working class. Our chief political correspondent...

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre received the endorsement of 87% of his party’s members at the Conservative Leadership Convention in Calgary. Former Conservative MP Monte Solberg joins Global News Morning to talk about the strong show of support, and the path forward for both Poilievre and his party.

In about two weeks, United Conservative Party faithful will gather at the 2025 annual general meeting with some ideas for party leader Danielle Smith. The ideas range from predictable to what some are calling “eyebrow raising.” Morgan Black has more on the pitches.

Nova Scotia MP Chris d’Entremont resigned from the Conservative caucus to join the Liberals Tuesday, and became the first member of Parliament to cross the floor since the April election. Just days later, Edmonton MP Matt Jeneroux announced he’s resigning from the Conservative caucus.

In their first head-to-head debate of 2026 on Tuesday, Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre pushed Prime Minister Mark Carney to adopt the Conservative party’s ‘Canadian Sovereignty Act’, which he says will help Canada become “self-reliant” and “strong.” Carney quickly dismissed Poilievre’s pitch, suggesting it would “destroy” Canada’s future rather than help build it.

The Conservative Party is in turmoil after two MPs announced they are leaving, with one crossing the floor to join the Liberals. David Akin reports that many Conservative MPs are rattled and unsure about their party’s direction.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith was at the Conservative caucus on Saturday in support of Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre, who, she said, will “lead conservatives back to victory in the next elections.”

Pierre Poilievre will lead the Conservative Party of Canada into the next federal election.  Delegates at the party’s convention in Calgary voted 87.4% in support of Poilievre’s leadership after a lengthy speech to rally confidence in him at the helm.  Adam MacVicar reports.

While debating food inflation and Prime Minister Mark Carney’s newly-announced grocery rebate, Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre joked Tuesday, that “if Canadians could eat the prime minister’s photo ops, there wouldn’t be an empty stomach in the country.”

As the Conservative Party heads into a crucial leadership review, former conservative cabinet minister Peter MacKay joins Miranda Anthistle to discuss what to expect behind closed doors. From how the review process unfolds to what level of support Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre needs to move forward and the overall mood among Conservatives.

During their first debate of 2026, Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre accused Mark Carney of being responsible for “doubled” food inflation since taking office, questioning the prime minister’s newly announced grocery rebate. “If Canadians could eat the prime minister’s photo ops, there wouldn’t be an empty stomach in the country,” Poilievre quipped, suggesting Carney has...

On Thursday, during the National Caucus holiday party, Prime Minister Mark Carney welcomed Conservative MP Michael Ma to the Liberal Party after Ma announced that he is leaving caucus to join the federal Liberals.

Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre says he’s “confident” in his leadership heading into the new year, despite Tory MPs crossing the floor to sit with the Liberals in recent months. When asked whether he had reflected following the Conservative’s loss to the Liberals in the last federal election, and how he might approach the next...