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Canadian opposition leader Poilievre loses parliamentary seat, CBC projects
Canadian Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre is projected to have lost his seat in the House of Commons, according to public broadcaster CBC. The report of Poilievre's defeat in an Ottawa-area riding (constituency) came after his party was defeated nationwide by Mark Carney's Liberal Party.
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How Bruce Fanjoy (somehow) beat Pierre Poilievre in CarletonPoilievre had held the Carleton seat since 2004, making the riding a Conservative strong-hold for 21 years. He is the first ...
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is projected to lose his longtime rural Ottawa seat to Liberal Bruce Fanjoy.
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