Mundane task of governing seems difficult for Trudeau Liberals

Perhaps it's time for the prime minister to step back, take a deep breath, and reflect on the fact that governing in a parliamentary democracy is hard work. It is more than going to international meetings or being feted at the White House. It should be about working with others and compromise.
Perhaps it is time for the prime minister to step back, take a deep breath and reflect on the fact that governing in a parliamentary democracy is hard work, writes Bruce Carson.
OTTAWA—Just over seven months ago, Canadians voted for change and elected a majority Liberal government. Throughout the campaign, Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau had promised that his party, if elected as government, would not only practise “sunny ways” but it would be marked by a restoration o...

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