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Strange chessboard is developing for the federal election

It’s a potential case of now or never for the Conservatives. Could that be why so many wistful stories about Stephen Harper are popping up in places like the National Post and on social media? Could that be why MPs like Pierre Poilievre are tweeting out their support of Harper, and other MPs are grumbling about their prospects at the polls under Erin O’Toole?

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BY MICHAEL HARRIS
July 5, 2021

Opinion | BY MICHAEL HARRIS | July 5, 2021

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