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By-elections deliver caution for Conservatives and bad news for PPC

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Four ridings held by-elections yesterday, in which the Conservatives and Liberals each held onto their two seats. Even so, the Conservatives had a tougher fight than usual to win the southwestern Ontario riding of Oxford, while the People’s Party of Canada and its leader Maxime Bernier failed to live up to their 2021 performance in Portage–Lisgar in rural Manitoba. True North’s Andrew Lawton breaks down the results and what they mean for the Conservatives and the PPC moving forward.

Also, Canada is reassessing its relationship with the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank after a Canadian staffer from the bank resigned citing rampant Chinese Communist Party influence. Former finance minister Joe Oliver joins to discuss why Canada should have stayed out of the AIIB in the first place.

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The future of the PPC and Bernier’s vision for Canada

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Before the results came in on Election Day, True North reporter Harrison Faulkner sat down with the leader of the People’s Party of Canada Maxime Bernier to discuss some of the issues that the legacy media has failed to address during the election.

Bernier discusses the future of his party, the adoption of alternative media as a new way to reach out to his base, national unity, the Canadian Armed Forces and Bernier’s vision for Canada.

Last night, the PPC managed to triple their vote share from the 2019 election. However, they failed to gain any seats in Parliament. Going into the night, Bernier outlined that a victory for his party would be to obtain 6% of the national vote, but the current numbers indicate that the PPC fell just short with 5% of the vote.

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Pierre Poilievre gets ATTACKED by PPC leader Maxime Bernier

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“Wow”: Trudeau challenges young PPC supporter after anti-abortion statements

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During a visit to the University of Manitoba, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau challenged a People’s Party of Canada (PPC) supporter’s comments on abortion rights after the man said that “I think if [women are] sleeping around they shouldn’t be allowed to abort the baby, personally.”

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What does Poilievre’s win mean for the PPC? (ft. Maxime Bernier)

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With the Conservative Party of Canada having elected a new leader earlier this month, many have begun to speculate about the future of the People’s Party of Canada. Though their values may appear to align at times, there are still some key differences between Canada’s two major conservative parties. People’s Party leader Maxime Bernier joined True North’s Andrew Lawton to discuss Pierre Poilievre’s leadership win, his predictions for the next federal election, and why he thinks the PPC is Canada’s only true conservative party.

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Canada election: PPC leader Maxime Bernier brags of “Purple Wave” even as he loses own riding

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Leader of the People’s Party of Canada Maxime Bernier said on Monday that his party “made history” even as he lost his own riding of Beauce to Conservative candidate Richart Lehoux.

Bernier said there were “thousands” of Canadians tuning into his party’s rallies and slammed the country’s COVID-19 response, saying people who voted for his party “have had enough of this COVID-19 hysteria.”

Bernier won the riding for the Conservative Party in the 2006, 2008, 2011 and 2015 elections before breaking with the party and launching his own right-wing party in September 2018.

Former Calgary mayor and Global News election contributor Naheed Nenshi took particular pleasure in the People’s Party of Canada Maxime Bernier’s speech after his party failed to secure a single seat in parliament.

“He doesn’t get the purple wave – that’s me” Nenshi crowed while wagging his finger.

Nenshi said that Bernier’s speech was “delusional” for suggesting his party had a “purple wave” and added “my greatest dream is we never have to hear from Maxime Bernier again.”

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The potential impact of Maxime Bernier on the election

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People’s Party of Canada Leader Maxime Bernier has become a rallying figure for voters who strongly object to lockdowns and other measures and while political watchers say it’s unlikely the party will win any seats, it could eat into Conservative support.

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The message of Maxime Bernier’s People’s Party of Canada

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Maxime Bernier’s People’s Party of Canada is campaigning on ‘freedom of choice’ for Canadians.

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