OTTAWA—Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberals keep taking punches at Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, but a new poll suggests they aren’t landing. The Abacus Data survey, provided ...

2:23 Trudeau congratulates Pierre Poilievre on Conservative leadership win, criticizes ‘buzzwords, dogwhistles’ Leger has released the findings of an online survey conducted over the weekend ...

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Canada's Poilievre signals plans for no-confidence vote against Trudeau government Poilievre's Conservatives hold commanding leads in recent polls. Associated Press. Published September 11, 2024 5 ...

Canada's brashest Conservative is surging in the polls. His biggest problem: An election could be two years away. Pierre Poilievre is the man who could beat Trudeau ...

In December 2023, Justin Trudeau reached a low point in the Angus Ried Institute's approval tracker of the prime minister. Only 30% of the country supported Trudeau at that time. It's a number ...

There have been nine polls by five different firms where all the questions were asked after Trudeau’s announcement and the lead by Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives has ranged from 13 to 18 points.

Pierre Poilievre has been riding a wave of support among working class men to become front-runner in the race to ... compared to 24% for Trudeau, according to a poll by Nanos Research Group for ...

Poilievre said the second option would be a reckless coalition of Trudeau and the New Democratic Party that "punishes your work, takes your money, taxes your food, doubles your housing bill and ...

Poilievre is imploring Canadians not to give the Liberals a fourth term after "a lost Liberal decade." He hoped to make the election a referendum on former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, whose ...

Canada's brashest Conservative is surging in the polls. His biggest problem: ... Pierre Poilievre is the man who could beat Trudeau. Nick Taylor-Vaisey. September 18, 2023 at 5:00 AM.

Until a few months ago, Pierre Poilievre was seen as a shoo-in to become Canada's next prime minister and shepherd his Conservative Party back into power for the first time in a decade.