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Top takeaways from the Conservative Party convention

Pierre Poilievre pulled a strong majority in his leadership review, with 87.4 per cent support, and the convention revealed he is attempting to set a more positive, optimistic tone as party leader.

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BY ABBAS RANA, PETER MAZEREEUW
February 2, 2026

News | BY ABBAS RANA, PETER MAZEREEUW | February 2, 2026

The Conservative convention wrapped up in Calgary on Jan. 31 with minimal pomp and ceremony, and after Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre delivered an emotionally-charged speech on Friday night, and delegates reaffirmed his leadership, elected a new party president and national council, and passed policy resolutions.

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Top takeaways from the Conservative Party convention

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