Take off the kid gloves, prime minister

Sunny days are here again. But they are not going to last long if Justin Trudeau doesn’t get some experienced advice on political damage control.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, pictured March 7, 2019, downplayed the break with two of his cabinet ministers as the product of an 'erosion of trust' during a press conference at the National Press Theatre. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Opinion

BY SHEILA COPPS

March 11, 2019

When Prime Minister Justin Trudeau finally came out of the bushes to respond to a month-long barrage of accusations, communication and misunderstanding were at the root of the prime minister's messaging. It was the repeat of the ...

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