Judy Trinh
National Correspondent at CTV News
National Political and Investigative Correspondent for @CTVNews. Previously with CBC News. Former Refugee. Hockey mom. DM me. IG: judyatrinh_
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1 week ago |
ctvnews.ca | Judy Trinh
After the Conservatives lost a fourth straight election, Pierre Poilievre is tasked with convincing supporters that he is still the right person to lead the party to victory in the next election, despite losing his own seat. Poilievre’s path to returning to the House of Commons requires replacing an elected member of Parliament in a yet-to-be-called byelection in rural Alberta.
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2 weeks ago |
ctvnews.ca | Judy Trinh
When Parliament resumes, the NDP will return to the House of Commons as a much-weakened political party with only seven seats. It fell five seats short of qualifying for official party status in Monday’s federal election. “We have to figure out with a diminished size and influence how we can best use what we have to make an impact,” said NDP campaign spokesperson Anne McGrath. Without official status, the New Democrats will have much fewer resources.
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2 weeks ago |
ctvnews.ca | Judy Trinh
With just four days left before voters head to the polls, Pierre Poilievre made his first campaign visit to Saskatchewan in a province wrapped in Conservative blue. On Thursday evening Poilievre basked in the applause of hundreds of supporters who crowded into a warehouse in Saskatoon to hear him give his stump speech.
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3 weeks ago |
ctvnews.ca | Judy Trinh
The Conservatives have released their fully costed platform on Tuesday with more than $100 billion in new spending, with measures including a 15 per cent income tax cut for Canadians making an annual salary of $57,000 a year. The estimated price of the priorities Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has outlined during this election will cost taxpayers $100.6 billion in deficit spending over the next four years, despite the Conservative priority to reduce government spending.
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3 weeks ago |
ctvnews.ca | Judy Trinh
Two hours after sunrise on Easter Sunday, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre made a campaign stop at a grocery store in Surrey, B.C., to criticize the price tag of the Liberals’ election platform, which would cost Canadian taxpayers $130 billion in spending.
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