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Amid recent electoral setbacks, Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre is slated for a mandatory leadership review in January. The impending vote has ignited a blend of skepticism and political jabs, as party members and commentators alike scrutinize the leadership’s future amidst internal tensions and demands for accountability.
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