OTTAWA — Embattled Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre bought himself some breathing room with a resounding byelection win in rural Alberta on Monday. Poilievre had just over 80 per cent of the vote, with 99 per cent of ballots counted in Battle River —Crowfoot, holding a 70 point edge over independent challenger Bonnie Critchley.

We continue to extend our hand to Mr. Carney and say that we want to work with any party to put an end to the tariffs and get a fair deal for Canada.'

Political Analyst Lori Turnbull speaks on Poilievre’s Alberta byelection win and what’s next as he earns a seat in Parliament.

After dedicating a chunk of her summer to a rural Alberta byelection campaign to get Conservative Party of Canada Leader and husband Pierre Poilievre back in the House of Commons, Anaida Poilievre is poised to spend a month in Montreal writing a book.

After losing his longtime Ottawa-area riding in the April federal election, Conservative Leader won a byelection Monday in the rural Alberta riding of Battle River—Crowfoot

Canada’s Conservative leader has a second shot at becoming prime minister, but there are roadblocks in his way.

Here’s the latest on Pierre Poilievre’s byelection win in Alberta, a potential end to the Air Canada strike, and how a community is mourning an eight-year-old boy killed by a stray bullet.

While there was little doubt that Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre would secure his bid for a return ticket to Ottawa after losing his rural Ontario seat to the Liberals in April, the voters of Battle River — Crowfoot,