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Conservatives gather in Calgary for convention where Poilievre will face leadership review
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CityNews Vancouver
The Conservative Party of Canada kicks off its convention Thursday in Calgary, and the fate of leader Pierre Poilievre hangs in the balance.
Poilievre is expected to pass, but political strategist Jamie Ellerton says he’ll need a lot more than 50 per cent.
Since then, he has lost two party members to Mark Carney’s Liberals.
Despite strong party support in Alberta, political analyst Amanda Alvaro says Poilievre’s biggest challenge remains drawing more Canadians under the big blue tent.
As long as Trump remains in the picture, political analysist Marion Nader says that gives credence to the governing Liberals.