Justin Trudeau criticized politicians using “buzzwords, dogwhistles and careless attacks” on Monday, just days after Pierre Poilievre was named the new leader of the Conservative Party.Speaking from the Liberal caucus retreat, Trudeau congratulated Poilievre on his leadership victory — but couched his well-wishes in warnings about the kind of leadership he said Canada needs.“We all need to work together.

Now is not the time for politicians to exploit fears and to pit people one against the other. As you all know, the Conservative Party picked a new leader over the weekend,” Trudeau said.“I want to congratulate Mr.

Poilievre on becoming the leader of His Majesty’s Loyal Opposition.” This is Pierre Poilievre’s Conservative party. What will he do with it?

Trudeau added that the government has been making “every effort” to work with all politicians and will “continue to do so.”“But this doesn’t mean that we’re not going to be calling out highly questionable, reckless economic ideas.

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Archeologists discover 'refrigerator' with meat and bones inside ancient Roman military barrack

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Smashing success: NASA's DART spacecraft shifts asteroid's orbit

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Christina Aguilera to release new music video for ‘Beautiful’ in honor of World Mental Health Day

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US Supreme Court reverses Pennsylvania mail-in voting law decision

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Police: Driver who pointed gun during road rage incident on Camden County street arrested

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King Charles III to be crowned May 6, 2023, Buckingham Palace says

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This is Pierre Poilievre’s Conservative party. What will he do with it?

‘Battle for soul’ of Conservative Party looking more like a rout Coupled with significant backing from the party’s elected caucus and unelected senators, that means Poilievre is unlikely to face the internal skepticism and backbiting that plagued Erin O’Toole’s brief leadership.Poilievre is also unlikely to be forced into the tightrope act former leader Andrew Scheer attempted, keeping the party united behind him after winning the 2017 leadership by the slimmest of margins.Instead, Poilievre and his team will have the kind of free hand enjoyed by Stephen Harper – the only Conservative leader who won power – during the party’s years in government between 2006 and 2015.The most pressing question now is what they intend to do with that mandate.In the depths of the Ottawa winter, as trucks and protesters clogged the nation’s capital filling it with fumes and endless horn blows, a black flag appeared on the back of a big rig. It read “Pierre Poilievre for Prime Minister.”It appeared just weeks after the Conservative caucus met to show Erin O’Toole the door after the party’s disappointing showing in the 2021 general election.

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Pierre Poilievre elected leader of the Conservative Party of Canada

Pierre Poilievre, one of the first members of Parliament elected under the Conservative party’s banner, won the leadership race Saturday night.The party veteran and former cabinet minister, known for his combative style, won a resounding first-ballot victory – with 68 per cent of support – that prompted applause to erupt in the room of Conservative faithful at a downtown Ottawa convention centre.Jean Charest, the former Quebec premier who likely had the best chance of preventing Poilievre from winning the leadership, earned just 16 per cent of support on the first ballot, placing him in distant second place.Poilievre also earned widespread support across the country, being the first choice for Conservative party voters in nearly every riding. This is Pierre Poilievre’s Conservative party.

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