OTTAWA — Federal NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh is using a close byelection win in Winnipeg and three-way race where it finished third in Montreal to argue that his party is the one Canadians should choose if they want to stop Conservatives.

Speaking to reporters on Parliament Hill, Singh stopped short of offering any indication of how he might vote on a motion of non-confidence, which Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has promised to bring forward as soon as he can to the minority Parliament, which has returned for the fall sitting.

Singh is now trying to make the case that the NDP is the party Canadians should choose if they want change that is not the Conservatives. {ai:summary}<p>NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh cites a by-election win in Winnipeg and a third-place finish in Montreal to promote his party as the choice for Canadians wanting to counter Conservatives. He did not indicate how he might vote on an upcoming non-confidence motion from Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre. </p><p>#politics</p>

Singh pitches to voters after byelection results: 'We have shown you that when we fight we can win'

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