The Liberal Party is convening in Montreal for a policy convention from Thursday to Saturday, marking a significant moment as leader Mark Carney's expanded caucus approaches a majority government, bolstered by recent floor-crossings. This gathering occurs just before three crucial byelections and follows a period of strong national support for the Liberals, with polling aggregator 338 Canada placing them at 45 percent. The convention is an opportunity for party members to connect with Carney, who took leadership last year, and to gauge the grassroots sentiment amidst a growing and politically diverse caucus. Discussions will cover electoral reform, social media restrictions for minors, and the use of the notwithstanding clause, with notable speakers including Carney's wife, Diana Fox, and AI expert Yoshua Bengio.