Census uproar impacts ‘broader narrative’ of PM’s relationship with public service
Some say the issue will remind voters of a string of incidents in which the government has interfered with the federal public service.
The uproar over Prime Minister Stephen Harper's political interference in the 2011 mandatory census has "legs" and a deeper impact than the government expected that could influence an election if one is held this fall, pollsters and opposition MPs say.
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