Federal Liberals launch website lambasting Poilievre's achievements as a Conservative MP

"Pierre Poilievre was elected to the House of Commons on June 28, 2004, at the age of 25," the Liberals wrote in a communiqué. "Since then, he has tried to stop marriage equality, increase the retirement age, bring American-style anti-union laws to Canada, and make life harder for middle-class Canadians."

Saying it wanted to mark the 20th anniversary of Official Opposition Leader Pierre Poilievre as a Conservative MP, the federal Liberal Party on Monday paid backhanded tribute to their political adversary by launching an interactive website detailing what it described as "20 moments from Pierre Poilievre’s life-long political career." Read More