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Newsroom Ready: D'Entremont says he didn't feel represented in Tory caucus, after leaving to join Liberals

Prime Minister Mark Carneys says he was honoured to welcome Nova Scotia MP Chris d'Entremont into the Liberal caucus but wouldn't say if he is approaching any other Conservatives to try and convince them to cross the floor. D'Entremont says as an easterner and a "red Tory" he did not feel represented in the Tory caucus and he wants to help find solutions in a critical time for Canada. (Nov. 5, 2025)

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