Alex Christoforou
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Via CBC (https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/conservative-party-leadership-results-1.5695925)…
Erin O’Toole has won the leadership for the Conservative Party, promising to present a vision to make Canada more prosperous and reaching out to broaden the party’s base of supporters.
After a six-hour delay due to glitches with the ballots, O’Toole took 57 per cent of the votes on the third and final ballot, compared to 43 per cent for second-place contender Peter MacKay.
O’Toole claimed victory after taking support from Leslyn Lewis, who finished with a surprisingly strong performance but dropped off on the second ballot. Derek Sloan dropped off after the first ballot.
In his acceptance speech, O’Toole promised to work to unite the party, champion Conservative values, and hold Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to account.
“We must continue to point out Liberal failings and corruption, but we must also show Canadians our vision for a stronger, more prosperous and more united Canada,” he said.
“Canada can and must do better and Conservatives will work hard to earn the trust and confidence of Canadians in the next election.”
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Canada shake up. Trudeau out, Freeland in? O’Toole to lead Conservatives. The Duran Quick Take: Episode 645. Via CBC (https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/conservative-party-leadership-results-1.5695925)… Erin O’Toole has won the leadership for the Conservative Party, promising to present a vision to make Canada more prosperous and reaching out to broaden the party’s base of supporters.
The statements, views and opinions expressed in this column are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of this site. This site does not give financial, investment or medical advice.
I would never in a million years vote Con in Canada, but with Freeland at the helm neither would I vote Liberal. Freeland is generally disliked and distrusted. Canadians voted Liberal in 2015 to get rid of Harper, but the big question is for whom will they vote to avoid either the Cons or Freeland? NDP, Bloc, or Green?
Liberals are up 8% in the polls today.
I wrote this in another comment some where, but it’s worth repeating over & over & over & over. Any questions?
Canada is just another Ukrainian coup d’etat.
Too bad Maxine Bernier quit the conservatives.