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OTTAWA - Three months ago, Pierre Poilievre proved he was the populist fighter Conservatives wanted in the next federal election, winning the party's leadership contest in a landslide.

OTTAWA — Three months ago, Pierre Poilievre proved he was the populist fighter Conservatives wanted in the next federal election, winning the party's leadership contest in a landslide.

On Monday, people living in the Greater Toronto Area riding of Mississauga-Lakeshore will be able to vote in a federal byelection triggered by the resignation of former Liberal MP Sven Spengemann.

Three months ago, Pierre Poilievre proved he was the populist fighter Conservatives wanted in the next federal election, winning the partys leadership contest in a landslide. But how much is he fighting to win over the first of the countrys voters to have their say during his tenure?

Canada's relationship with China has remained chilly since the release of Huawei senior executive Meng Wanzhou a year ago. Given the political and economic realities and competitive/cooperative landscape among Western countries, how can Canada strike a balance in its approach to China?

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Certain of the laws provisions could be tough to explain to Americans.

Premier Francois Legault says the foreign media have misinterpreted Bill 96 and the Coalition Avenir Quebecs immigration policies. Legault promises to explain them at the Francophonie Summit.