Five byelections won’t be a test of Trudeau but do mark end of an era: Hébert

Former Conservative prime minister Stephen Harper and former MP Liberal MP Stéphane Dion are among those who will be replaced on April 3.

Former prime minister Stephen Harper, pictured in the 2015 election campaign. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Opinion

BY CHANTAL HÉBERT

February 27, 2017

Under the guise of the first large set of byelections since Justin Trudeau became prime minister, voters are about to turn a definitive corner on generational change on Parliament Hill. The vote to take place on April 3 in the immediate aftermath of the federal budget in five ridings spread across ...

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