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What do Conservatives think about Poilievre being branded 'far right'?
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September 13, 2023
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Alexa Lavoie reports from the Conservative Party of Canada convention in Quebec City, where party members responded to the mainstream media, rival politicians and so-called experts branding Pierre Poilievre "far right".
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