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Whatever the outcome, new leader’s first job will be to heal internal divisions

If Jagmeet Singh wins, the haemorrhage of Quebec support for the party will continue. If he loses, the damage done from the NDP turban wars will be felt by the party in other key parts of the country. Whatever the outcome, this will likely be the last NDP leadership vote where a single constituency can override a province.

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BY SHEILA COPPS
September 25, 2017

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