Canada's left party may be undertaking the bold experiment of indulging in overt, unapologetic class politics. Risks include energizing members and winning.
Tanille Johnston, former Campbell River city councilor and NDP candidate, is running too. As is farmer Tony McQuail who is eager to merge with the Greens. Though I'm not sure either have a large enough lane to make a serious splash.
My perception over the last few yrs has been that the power of the party is still anchored in the 60s. A fresh approach would be welcome in our political mainstream
He's been completely silent on Gaza. That cannot be a winning strategy for this race, or a larger federal one. Hopefully that'll change as his campaign kicks off. But I'm not expecting it.
Tanille Johnston, former Campbell River city councilor and NDP candidate, is running too. As is farmer Tony McQuail who is eager to merge with the Greens. Though I'm not sure either have a large enough lane to make a serious splash.
Vote leaf blower
My perception over the last few yrs has been that the power of the party is still anchored in the 60s. A fresh approach would be welcome in our political mainstream
He's been completely silent on Gaza. That cannot be a winning strategy for this race, or a larger federal one. Hopefully that'll change as his campaign kicks off. But I'm not expecting it.