Pierre Poilievre, the combative Conservative leader known for his fiery speeches, is closer than ever to the Prime Minister's ...

“Pierre Poilievre owns the area,” said Manotick resident Nancy Boutilier, sweeping her arm across the centre of the village.

Donald Trump’s economic hostility to Canada and the world has changed the ballot question, and Poilievre has arguably been slow to respond. There has been a “reset” that has shown, as Small puts it, ...

I fell into conversation with a soft-spoken conservative influencer. She was telling me how bad crime has become. I nodded, somewhat skeptical, when two members of our group rushed in. “You guys!” ...

In a rare trip to the Conservative-dominated city, the party leader made his pitch for change and cutting regulations to ...

His message of change suddenly seemed less attractive than keeping Mark Carney in power. The former governor of the Bank of ...

Pierre Poilievre is on stage, surrounded by a massive crowd of supporters ... Given up for adoption by his 16-year-old birth mother, he and his brother Patrick were raised by Marlene and Don Poilievre ...

Poilievre was 25 when he won his first federal race in 2004 in an electoral district, known in Canada as a riding, in the ...

Pierre Poilievre, 45, the Conservative Party leader ... who adopted him from his mother, who had given birth to him at 16. Mr. Poilievre’s wife, Anaida Poilievre, and their two young children ...

Inside the hotel ballroom, Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre served up a polished ... Poilievre, 45, was born in Calgary to a teenage mother and adopted by two teachers from Saskatchewan.