Andrew Scheer wins Conservative leadership in major upset
Saskatchewan MP knocks out front-runner Maxime Bernier in the last round of voting, social conservatives flex muscle
The Conservatives will follow Andrew Scheer into the 2019 election, after the young Saskatchewan MP won an upset victory at the party’s leadership convention in Toronto Saturday night.
Scheer, who turned 38 on May 20, edged out front-runner Maxime Bernier by less than two percentage points on the 13th and final ballot Saturday night, finishing with just under 50.95 per cent of the vote. -- More...
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