3 of the last 4 leadership polls show Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is now running second, so Canadians are now facing a growing dilemma who to vote for in the October election.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opinion_polling_in_the_2019_Canadian_federal_election#Leadership_polls
2 of the last 4 leadership polls show Jagmeet Singh is running behind Elizabeth May - both of them in single digits.
It appears that Canadians have been assessing our current political leadership and they all have been found wanting.
National Observer nominated for Canadian Journalism Foundation Jackman Award
A special investigation by National Observer that uncovered how the federal government rigged its review of a major pipeline project to ensure its approval has been nominated for the Canadian Journalism Foundation Jackman Award for Excellence in Journalism.
The investigation focused on the government’s review of scientific evidence and its discussions with First Nations affected by the Trans Mountain oil pipeline expansion project, designed to triple the oil-transporting capacity of an existing pipeline system linking Alberta’s oilsands to the west coast of B.C.
More like a thunderstorm it seems!
It's blue skies for the economy - so why is it raining on Trudeau?
Liberals look more and more like they have the NDP syndrome of shooting themselves in the foot, eh!
Trudeau’s speculation on Norman case before charges laid ‘not the best framing of words’: Qualtrough
https://globalnews.ca/news/5263686/mark-norman-charges-stayed-justin-trudeau-speculation/
What's coming next?
Conservatives, NDP call for emergency committee meeting on Mark Norman case
Liberals look more and more like they have the NDP syndrome of shooting themselves in the foot, eh!
Trudeau’s speculation on Norman case before charges laid ‘not the best framing of words’: Qualtrough
https://globalnews.ca/news/5263686/mark-norman-charges-stayed-justin-trudeau-speculation/
More like another example of political interference from the PMO.
With Trudeau's leadership under fire, Liberals try to regroup before October
The SNC-Lavalin affair helped turn the party's best political asset — the prime minister — into a burden
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/liberals-snc-lavalin-trudeau-analysis-cochrane-1.5140337
