
Conservative MP Defects, Liberals Near Majority
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Marilyn Gladus floor crossing to Liberals leaves Conservatives one seat from majority, boosting PM Carneys government. Peter MacKay criticizes move, recalling Belinda Stronachs defection. Conservatives rally behind Poilievre, urging him to work harder amid potential further defections.
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Calgary News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Conservative MP Defects, Liberals Near Majority. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00It's April 13th. This is Calgary News Today, local news powered by AI. A fourth conservative member of parliament just crossed the floor to join the Liberals, leaving Pierre-Pauliv more exposed than ever as opposition, leader. This latest defection by Marilyn Gladou puts Prime Minister Marcarne's Liberals just one seat away from a majority government, with three other. Conservatives. The Antrimon, Michael Ma and Matt Jennero, plus a new Democrat from Nunavut, all switching sides recently. Peter McKay, the former conservative cabinet minister with a long history in party mergers and floor crossings, called it a body blow and even. Morally repulsive, but he's seen it before, from his own dating days with the Fector Belinda Strannock back in 2005. Conservatives on the hill insist they're united behind Pauliv, pointing to his 87% support at the recent leadership review, while. He ramps up collaboration in parliament and hits the international stage, like that podcast with Joe Rogan.
1:01McKay's advice to Pauliv is simple. Double down with hard work and perseverance, because more crossings could be coming as by election was all strob. This week.
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