Conservatives table another non-confidence motion to topple 'most centralizing government in Canadian history'

The vote on the second non-confidence motion is set to happen on Tuesday

OTTAWA — A day after their first non-confidence motion of the fall session was defeated, the Conservatives tabled a new one in hopes of bringing down the Liberal government.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre was not in the House of Commons on Thursday to present the new motion, instead leaving it to Quebec MP Luc Berthold to take some swings at the Bloc Québécois and the NDP for supporting the minority government in confidence votes.