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Liberals shore up their left flank

The Conservative leadership campaign, with its elaborate cast of characters and its steady drumbeat of televised debates, is attracting a lot of attention for the official opposition. But there is still both trouble and opportunity for the Liberals on the other end of the partisan spectrum.

Opinion
BY PAUL WELLS
February 13, 2017

Opinion | BY PAUL WELLS | February 13, 2017

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Liberals shore up their left flank

The Conservative leadership campaign, with its elaborate cast of characters and its steady drumbeat of televised debates, is attracting a lot of attention for the official opposition. But there is still both trouble and opportunity for the Liberals on the other end of the partisan spectrum.

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