Pierre Poilievre has grown a conservative party of Canada, it will only be thrown from its seat

When the digestion goes to the downtown Ottawa and occupied the Canadian capital within four weeks, when a person who waved them from a highway, he liked a man covered by maple leaves.

Pierre Poilievre, the leader of the Conservative Party, was and those who recently had until the next Prime Minister of Canada. Soon he will have a new title: a former member of the Assembly.

In a stunning sadness, Mr. Poilievre’s district, voters (or riding, as in Canada) fired him on Monday. He hugged her The word freedom in 2022played an important role in defeat.

The voters in this part of Canada have memories of that time – and those who do not like.

Ottawa brought coffee and donuts to the Liberal government of Mr. Poilievre, Pandemic, and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s liberal government, which was paralyzed, paralyzed, local enterprises.

Tuesday, some leaders support for caravans Recently received criminal disordersCarleton was a recurring complaint between voters.

“Populist policy is not for me”, a voter who said he supported the conservatives in the past, declared Rick Pauloski.

Trucker protest was not the only explanation of the Canadians offered for the defeat of the candidate.

Some said that Mr. Poilievre said that President Trump has effectively engaged in energy efficiently with the Canadian trade war and the echo of the American president’s language to annex as the 51st state. Mr Poilievre also condemned the “radical wakeless ideology” and promised to reduce the government, cut out foreign aid and to eliminate public broadcast.

Others, Mr. Poilievre said they were tired of the way of attack policy raised to a level taken to an unprecedented level in Canada. “Canada is broken” to voters – at least Mr. Trump’s Threats extinguished the wave of Canadian patriotism. As some voters rose to power, Mr. Poilievre neglected the way to the local constituency.

Mr Pauloski said that Mr. Poilievre was the opposition of the merchant opposition, he said. “His vaccine campaign was actually worried, because I am a scientific scientist,” he said.

Even in the end, those who voted for Mr Poilievre also said they have doubted.

Since the first run for the Canadian parliament in 2004, a lifetime conservative Megan Johnson voted for him. However, the siege of the capital began to feel a lot under trucks.

“After all the caravans came in for the caravan:” Ms. Johnson reminded him that he was working in the yard of a small tractor working in the yard in seven hectares. “He really caught me.”

As a result, Ms. Johnson could not bring himself to vote for the Liberal Party and sown a sign for Mr Poilievre outside his house.

Voters in Canada only do not vote for local members directly for the Prime Minister. While the Liberals have the best in this week, Mr. Poilievre has lost the highest share of people’s voting since 1988 and won the seats at the Commons House.

Mr Poilievre’s loss came to the hands of a retired businessman and political in the political businessman working on the Liberal Party of Bruce Fanoy.

Mr Fanoy, an agony of an unusual lead for everyone working for the Canadian parliament in 2023. In this year and subsequent liberals, in the end, Mr. Poilievre began a dramatic plumbet in the boxes that earn 30 percent points behind the conservatism. Voters accused the liberal, inflation, interest rate increases as Prime Minister earlier this year and accused the liberal that increases household prices.

“When I passed the yeast in the past two years, it happened times and I felt the wind in my face,” Mr. Fanoy said. However, after Mr. Trudeau and the former Central Banker of Canada and England, it became very easy after changing by Mark Carney.

In his district, Mr. Poilievre had obvious sympathy on Tuesday.

At a stopping mall in a shopping center, Marilyn Schacht, one of the larger villages in the circle of circle, Mr Poilievre around the city “seemed to look good.”

He voted him as his husband Ryan on Monday. Both said they thought that Canada was the necessary thing during the current economic and political crisis of Mr Poilievre.

“People have to compare it to Trump all the time and should be a guy like a Trump you want to fight with Trump,” Mr. Schacht said. “You want Churchill to fight Hitler, you don’t want on the camera. I think it’s now champamel.”

On Tuesday morning, Mr. Poilievre’s campaign office, a church and a church and a school of the city of Martial Arts were evacuated on the top floor of a building in Manotick’s place. Volunteer said no one would comment before the door closes.

During the discount speech on Tuesday morning, Mr Poilievre promised to stay as a conservative leader. The party’s Caucasus took the previous two leaders after the election losses. This is not clear if it will be the third time.

The conservative member of the party in Alberta’s Alberta’s helmet, is widespread that Mr. Poilievre will take a step to allow Mr. Poilievre to return to the Commons House.

Outside of a renewed mill, Mr. Fanoy, Mr. Fanoy, confessed that the constituency was suddenly connected to the rest of the Ottawa as a liberal area.

“Although Carleton has a strong conservative tradition, it was not a tradition of Pierre Poilievre,” he said.