It’s time for summertime political predictions

How the opposition parties will convince voters that it’s time for a change.

The Conservatives, led by Andrew Scheer, will meticulously avoid the kind of blatantly populist messaging associated with U.S. President Donald Trump because (a) they will want to avoid comparisons to Trump and (b) they are too stodgily pro-establishment to embrace populism, writes Gerry Nicholls. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Opinion

BY GERRY NICHOLLS

July 3, 2017

OAKVILLE, ONT.—Now that summer is officially upon us, and the political world is a little more relaxed, it’s a good time to have some fun. And what’s more fun than playing a game of speculation, where we make wild guesses about future political tactics and strategy? Okay, admittedly lots of ...

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