Pierre Poilievre

Poilievre says he is shocked by the death of a Montreal police officer

Poilievre said he was devastated to learn of the death of a SPVM police officer during a police operation in Montreal. He offered condolences to the officer’s family, colleagues, and the civilian who also died, while praising the courage of officers on the scene.

Poilievre criticizes the Liberal government’s decision to forgo a federal budget

CBC reported that Poilievre said he was dismayed the new Liberal government would not present a federal budget immediately. He argued Prime Minister Mark Carney had promised Canadians a plan during the campaign and should deliver one sooner rather than later.

Poilievre holds news conference in Moncton on crime, addiction, and the economy

CBC’s coverage of the July 31 Moncton news conference says Pierre Poilievre addressed criminal justice, anti-addiction policy, and economic policy. He also took questions on U.S. trade talks, a possible WestJet flight attendants’ strike, and an upcoming by-election in Chicoutimi–Le Fjord.

Poilievre faces scrutiny after anti-RCMP podcast remarks

CBC reported that some Conservative MPs questioned Poilievre's leadership after he criticized RCMP leadership on a podcast. The backlash highlighted concern inside his party over the tone and consequences of his remarks.

Poilievre survives leadership review with 87.4% support

At the Conservative convention in Calgary, Pierre Poilievre won a leadership review with 87.4% backing from delegates. The result is being framed as a strong endorsement after recent election losses and internal party tensions.

Poilievre holds first news conference after two MPs leave caucus

CBC covered Poilievre's first press conference after two Conservative MPs announced they were leaving his caucus. He said he was not reconsidering his leadership approach, but the departures underscored continuing internal-party friction.

Poilievre projected to win Alberta by-election and return to Parliament

BBC reports that Poilievre is projected to win the Battle River-Crowfoot by-election in Alberta with about 80% of the vote. The victory would return him to Parliament after losing his previous seat in the last federal election.

Poilievre announces three major developments: MAID mental illness restriction, Bailey's Law, and GST on used cars removal

Poilievre highlighted Conservative victories including opposition to MAID expansion for mental illness, the passage of Bailey's Law for domestic violence protections passed on Canada Day, and a plan to remove GST from used cars to save buyers $1,800.

Conservative MPs publicly back Poilievre as leader despite recent leadership stumbles

Conservative House leader Andrew Scheer affirmed caucus unity behind Poilievre, stating the party remains focused on Canadians' needs despite recent challenges.

Poilievre argues he 'really won the election' in CSFN keynote address

Speaking at the Canada and Free conference, Poilievre settled on an argument claiming he effectively won the election, delivering a keynote to a supportive audience.

CBC reports Poilievre told Conservatives he will stay on and keep fighting after the election.

CBC reports that Pierre Poilievre addressed party members and said he intends to remain as leader despite recent setbacks. The report frames his remarks as an effort to reassure Conservatives about his leadership and the party's direction.

Poilievre posted criticism of Mark Carney at the G7.

Poilievre's X account says Prime Minister Carney arrived at the G7 as the only leader whose country is in recession. The post criticizes Carney's speech about a “New World Order” and frames it as evidence of weak economic leadership.

Global News reports Pierre Poilievre is under pressure after caucus departures and renewed criticism of his leadership.

Global News says two announced departures from the Conservative caucus have shifted attention onto Pierre Poilievre’s leadership and put him on the defensive ahead of his party convention. The report also notes that Liberals are taunting him over claims about “imaginary taxes” while he continues criticizing Prime Minister Mark Carney’s budget.

CBC coverage highlights Pierre Poilievre’s plan to remain Conservative leader after losing his seat.

CBC’s reporting, surfaced through the linked YouTube clip, says Poilievre intends to stay on as head of the Conservative Party despite losing his seat in Parliament. The segment frames the issue as a live leadership question inside the party.

Conservative Party message says Pierre Poilievre is proposing a plan to make Canada more affordable.

A Conservative Party post says Poilievre outlined a plan to make Canada affordable at home and argues the country’s affordability problems have worsened under the current government. The message focuses on housing, debt, and cost-of-living criticism.

POLITICO maintains an up-to-date topic page on Pierre Poilievre.

POLITICO’s Pierre Poilievre tag aggregates recent headlines, analysis, photos, and videos about the Conservative leader. It serves as a source hub for current coverage rather than a single news item.

Coverage focuses on Pierre Poilievre facing a leadership vote at the Conservative national convention.

A recent broadcast from Power Play discusses Pierre Poilievre’s leadership vote, with the panel noting he was widely expected to win comfortably. The segment frames the event as a significant moment for his leadership and the Conservative Party.

Pierre Poilievre and Conservatives speak as the party meets for its first national caucus meeting.

A YouTube clip shows Pierre Poilievre and Conservative MPs commenting to reporters on Parliament Hill during the party’s first national caucus meeting. The appearance is brief and largely procedural, with no major policy announcement indicated in the available preview.

At Issue examines whether Pierre Poilievre's leadership is in trouble after recent Conservative caucus developments.

A recent At Issue segment raises questions about Pierre Poilievre’s leadership after one Conservative MP crossed the floor and another resigned. The discussion centers on whether these events signal broader problems for the party leader.

Pierre Poilievre urged Mark Carney to fast-track a Pacific pipeline after a visit to a Vaughan factory.

Poilievre said the federal government should permit a pipeline to the Pacific within 100 days of Alberta's application and have it under construction before Christmas. His comments came while criticizing the Liberal electricity strategy and questioning whether the pipeline process is moving quickly enough.