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Poilievre Says He Won’t Change Leadership After Two MPs Exit

His refusal follows two caucus losses that eased pressure on the minority Liberal government.

Overview

  • Pierre Poilievre held his first news conference since the departures, speaking with reporters in Calgary on Nov. 12.
  • Nova Scotia MP Chris d’Entremont joined the Liberals after denouncing Poilievre’s “negative” leadership and describing an aggressive encounter with senior Conservatives.
  • Edmonton MP Matt Jeneroux said he will leave politics in the new year and he rejected suggestions that coercion influenced his decision.
  • The two losses have given the Liberals more breathing room to move their agenda through a closely divided Parliament.
  • Poilievre renewed attacks on Prime Minister Mark Carney’s budget, citing a $78‑billion deficit and questioning promised fast‑track approvals for major projects.