Why 91 candidates are crowding Pierre Poilievre's riding

Why 91 candidates are crowding Pierre Poilievre's riding

April 25, 2025 6:17 pm PST.

Why are 91 candidates running in Pierre Poilievre's riding? It's the longest ballot in all of Canada, and it’s all part of a statement being made about electoral reform. Cristina Howorun has the story.

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