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‘A Davos bump’: surge in Carney’s popularity eclipses Liberal support in polls

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Pollster Angus Reid says the prime minister is getting 'top marks' for his international performance, while Nik Nanos says people like Mark Carney, but he cannot erase Liberal fatigue as the party marks more than 10 years in power.

‘A Davos bump’: surge in Carney’s popularity eclipses Liberal support in polls

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Pollster Angus Reid says the prime minister is getting 'top marks' for his international performance, while Nik Nanos says people like Mark Carney, but he cannot erase Liberal fatigue as the party marks more than 10 years in power.

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Delegates tap eight new Conservative Party national councillors, as 10 incumbents are re-elected or acclaimed

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