A government reboot is in the cards this summer

The Trudeau team needs to do some work on itself before it goes back to the people to seek their confidence.

The government’s biggest asset is Justin Trudeau, writes Tim Powers, though he's got to regain his discipline to avoid more self-inflicted wounds. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Opinion

BY TIM POWERS

July 11, 2018

OTTAWA—Is Justin Trudeau's government in need of a reboot? Summer speculative stories are coming fast and furious about a possible cabinet shuffle, the potential retirement of long-standing Liberal Parliamentarians, and a 2019 pre-election season, which will kick up a notch in the fall. As the int...

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