Conservatives Launch New No-Confidence Motion in Canada

In Bradford, the Conservative & Queensbury Independent Group has called for a vote of no confidence against the Labour-led Council following the NEC Group's withdrawal from the £50m Bradford Live project, which they argue has humiliated the district. Council Leader Susan Hinchcliffe dismissed the move as political maneuvering after the Conservatives' recent General Election loss. Meanwhile, in Canada, the Conservative Party has introduced a second non-confidence motion against the minority Liberal government after a previous attempt failed, citing increased housing costs and crime as key issues. The new motion, which includes calls for significant policy changes, faces opposition from the NDP and Bloc Québécois, who are crucial for the Liberals' support. The political landscape remains tense as both parties confront internal dynamics and public sentiment ahead of potential elections. The outcome of these motions in both Bradford and Canada could significantly reshape local and national governance.