Canadian Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre will return to Parliament in September after losing his own seat during the general election in which he campaigned to be prime minister, winning a special election with over 200 candidates on Monday.
Poilievre, who had been in Parliament uninterruptedly since being elected at age 25 in 2004, lost his seat representing the Ontario electoral district of Carleton in April. He had initially led the Conservatives to a 26-point lead in the polls in January, when radical leftist former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced his resignation after a decade in power. Trudeau chose Mark Carney, an…
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