Canada's Conservative Party of Canada leader Pierre Poilievre speaks during Question Period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa One of the more bizarre news stories of 2022 concerned ...

Pierre Poilievre’s recent 100-minute interview ... The Conservative leader made reference to “anglo-saxon language” — a term many experts consider a nod to racial grievances pitched ...

Pierre Poilievre’s first month as Conservative ... And while Mr. Poilievre has extolled the virtues of using “simple Anglo-Saxon English words” to appeal to Canadians on the campaign trail ...

The Sun's political columnist Brian Lilley says Pierre Poilievre's choice of words during an interview with Jordan Peterson was a conversation between two weird guys and there is nothing there to ...

As a boy, Pierre embraced a variety of sports ... Lawton writes in the clear, plain Anglo Saxon English that Poilievre champions and demands of those around him, eschewing Latinate verbiage.

"But when Pierre Poilievre says things like, 'I'm a believer in using simple, Anglo-Saxon words,' who does he think he's appealing to? Who is he trying to bring into the Conservative Party?" ...

Pierre Poilievre tapped into this anger ... and muttering about “Anglo-Saxon words.” Wacky and disturbing stuff that made a lot of Conservatives cringe, but not enough, apparently, to lose ...

Conservative leadership candidate Pierre Polievre's use of the phrase 'Anglo-Saxon words' on a podcast has drawn attention from some who consider the term divisive, but the comment is also being ...

Pierre Poilievre, the Conservative leader, enjoys a commanding lead in the polls as Canadians look to the next general election. By Norimitsu Onishi Reporting from Montreal Pierre Poilievre ...

Pierre Poilievre, Canada’s Opposition Leader, Loses Seat in Parliament. It was a stunning upset for the Conservative Party leader, who was first elected in 2004.