Members of Canada’s Conservative opposition party voted to keep Perre Poilievre as the party’s leader despite his election loss last year and recent defections ...

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Pierre Poilievre, a populist who led the Conservative Party to defeat last year, was retained as its leader on Friday, despite his dismal poll numbers.

But Canadians, in substantial numbers, just aren’t. Conservatives adore Pierre Poilievre – and Canadian voters remain deeply unimpressed.