Barbecue circuit for politicians might look frivolous, but this is as real as it gets
This is the most genuine part of the life of politicians, getting the chance to be close to real Canada and real Canadians. This is the time when they get close to the real problems voters have to face on a daily basis.
TORONTO—Politics on the Hill is on holidays, but not politicians. After a few days of rest, probably at the cottage with the family, most Members of the Parliament are back in business for Canada Day in their ridings and immediately hitting the barbecue circuit.
They will shake hands, kiss babies...
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