A plurality of Conservative supporters in Canada support Donald Trump. Do they realize that's about to cost them the next ...

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Pierre Poilievre went on an all-out attack on Donald ... “Sometimes it does take a threat to remind us what we have, what we could lose and what we could become,” Poilievre said, pointing ...

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“Let me be clear: We will never be the 51st state,” said Pierre Poilievre ... what we could lose and what we could become,” Poilievre said, pointing to an upsurge in patriotism.

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