Poilievre Faces Opposition Despite Conservative Support

0:00It's April 15. From your city to your ears, this is Calgary News today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Conservative MPs rallied behind leader Pierre Poliv this week, even after brutal losses in three bi-elections that handed Prime Minister Mark Karni, a majority government. Polover blew a 20-point lead in the last federal election and now faces three more years in opposition, with polls drifting lower as voters warm, to Karni's plans. Earlier this week, liberal swept seats in terribon near Montreal and two Toronto writings where conservative vote shares tanked down 15 points in one spot to just 3%. That's on top of four MPs defecting to the Liberals, boosting Karni's hold on power. MPs like Andrew Lawton and Andrew Shear say Poy Leavers the man for the job, pointing to his landslide leadership review in January and historic. Party growth. Morales low with no real push to boot him yet, but sources whisper he needs pole gains to last until the 2029 election. Meanwhile, Karni's copying

1:06Poy Leavers playbook, dropping excise taxes on gas and diesel amid energy jitters from Iran, plus earlier cuts to carbon, and home GST taxes, conservative MP Adam Chambers Grins that they're still inspiring the PM's office with fresh ideas. Across the hill, Liberals partied with their new MPs, Dolly, Begum, Daniel Martin and Tatiana Auguste, cheered by the caucus as Karni vows to push, forward with humility. Poy Leavers vowing to fight on, lowering living costs to claw back ground.