Liberal staffers worried national campaign team taking too long to finalize roles for the upcoming campaign

A number of Hill staffers will transition to the campaign team after the parliamentary session ends next month, says Braeden Caley, the Liberal Party’s senior director of communications.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has appointed Jeremy Broadhurst, pictured with Zita Astravas, and the PM's chief of staff Katie Telford, as the Liberal Party's national campaign director for the October election. The Hill Times file photograph

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BY ABBAS RANA

May 13, 2019

With the next election campaign unofficially underway at full throttle, cabinet ministerial staffers are worried the party is taking too long to formalize their roles in the contest and to decide who will be doing what when the writ drops. “A lot of us are wondering what’s going on, why things ...

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