The Conservative Party's moment has come to sell Canadians on its 'common sense' plan, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre told his caucus on Thursday, as they gathered in Quebec City for the federal party's three-day policy convention where controversial policy pitches risk impacting the party's broadening appeal.
The need for Poilievre to sail smoothly through this weekend is already facing headwinds in the form of some of the hot button policy proposals the party's grassroots has put on the agenda.
As the convention kicked off, Fae Johnstone, president of LGBTQ2S+ advocacy organization Queer Momentum twith a message calling on those gathering in Quebec City to "vote no" on the trans-rights-centric policies coming up for debate. "It's going to be a big test for Pierre Poilievre and his advisers on how they manage— stage manage, and policy manage— this meeting. To make sure that it is a showcase for the Conservatives, to say that they are government in waiting, and not necessarily a party that is amalgam of some opinions that might not be popular with some Canadians," Nanos said.
He's already told reporters he won't be commenting on any of the resolutions until members have had a chance to vote on them, as to not "interfere." "People are starting to get to know , and they're starting to like what they see. Now that's a fragile mix," said Conservative strategist Jason Lietaer in an interview on CTV News Channel.
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