Liberal MPs hope cabinet ministers, PM Trudeau ‘learned their lessons’ from ‘unforced errors’ of last two years

The Liberal Party’s ‘kryptonite’ is a ‘sense of entitlement,’ and recent missteps of the Trudeau government reinforced this public perception, says Alex Marland.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, pictured at a national caucus meeting. The Trudeau Liberals are beginning the third year of their mandate with the start of the winter sitting of Parliament this week. The House will sit for the next three weeks before it takes a one-week break. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

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BY ABBAS RANA

January 29, 2018

As Justin Trudeau's Liberals start the third year of their first mandate, Liberal MPs say they hope their caucus colleagues, including cabinet ministers and the prime minister, won't repeat the “unforced errors” made in the first half of their term, which have become a “distraction” and have...

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