Trudeau Survives Second Non-Confidence Vote in Parliament

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's minority Liberal government withstands another challenge from the Conservatives.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government defeated a second non-confidence motion with a 207-121 vote in the House of Commons.
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre accused the Liberals of failing on affordable housing, cost of living, and crime, but failed to gain enough support from other parties.
The Bloc Québécois and NDP backed Trudeau, with the Bloc setting an October 29 deadline for the government to meet demands on seniors' pensions and supply management protections.
The Conservatives have a significant lead in polls, with 42% public support compared to 22% for the NDP and 21% for the Liberals.
Additional non-confidence motions are expected in the coming weeks, as Trudeau faces increasing pressure to resign.