OTTAWA — Canadians could be headed to the polls as early as next week, as the Conservatives will be introducing a motion to trigger an election.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre will be tabling a motion of non-confidence next Tuesday. It will be up for debate that day, with a vote set to happen on Wednesday. If it passes, the government will fall. If not, the Liberals will continue to govern.

“The decision will be up to Jagmeet Singh and the NDP,” said the Conservative Leader.{ai:summary}<p>Canadians may face an early election as the Conservative Party, led by Pierre Poilievre, plans to introduce a non-confidence motion. This will be debated on Tuesday, with a vote scheduled for Wednesday that could lead to the government's fall.</p><p>If the motion fails, the Liberal government will remain in power. #politics</p>

Pierre Poilievre to introduce motion of non-confidence next week to trigger 'carbon tax election'

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