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A resounding endorsement for Pierre Poilievre. The Conservative leader faced a mandatory leadership review Friday, and party delegates voted overwhelmingly – by more than 87 per cent – to stick with their man. But earning the support of Canadians in a federal election is another matter. On Friday, Poilievre outlined his vision for how he plans to do that. David Akin explains.

During his address to party faithful, Poilievre also spoke about a separatist push in Alberta and the looming prospect of another secession referendum in Quebec. He blamed the Liberals for stoking these sentiments and said a Conservative government would solve those issues. Adam McVicar reports.

More Chinese-made vehicles are set to hit the market in Canada after Prime Minister Mark Carney made a deal to allow almost 50,000 Chinese EV’s into the country in exchange for lifting tariffs. But intelligence experts warn Canada could be prioritizing trade over national security.

Valentine’s Day is supposed to be a day to celebrate with the ones we love. But for one Calgary widow, the holiday will feel different this year. As Mackenzie Mazankowski reports, she’s turning a day known for romance into one rooted in healing.

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