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CROP poll unsettles NDP, but Boivin says Libs not making Quebec comeback from sponsorship scandal ‘for a long, long time’

A Quebec public opinion poll that brought the NDP bad news during its winter caucus Wednesday also contained a finding that could shed light on recent Conservative sabre-rattling over the prospect that interim Liberal Leader Bob Rae may have eyes on becoming the party’s new permanent leader.

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Quebec NDP MP Francoise Boivin, pictured in this file photo.

 

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CROP poll unsettles NDP, but Boivin says Libs not making Quebec comeback from sponsorship scandal ‘for a long, long time’

A Quebec public opinion poll that brought the NDP bad news during its winter caucus Wednesday also contained a finding that could shed light on recent Conservative sabre-rattling over the prospect that interim Liberal Leader Bob Rae may have eyes on becoming the party’s new permanent leader.

The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright
Quebec NDP MP Francoise Boivin, pictured in this file photo.

 

  

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