Trudeau Faces Non-Confidence Vote Amid Rising Conservative Momentum

The vote could challenge Trudeau's minority government as Conservatives gain support in Manitoba.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau returns to Ottawa for a non-confidence vote that could potentially topple his minority government.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has introduced the motion, appealing to MPs with promises of a renewed 'promise of Canada.'
Polls indicate increasing support for Conservatives in Manitoba, with significant disillusionment among former Liberal voters.
The NDP and Bloc Québécois have stated they will oppose the non-confidence motion, making its success unlikely.
Federal inquiry into foreign interference continues, focusing on the ability of agencies to detect and counter meddling.