Good thing this isn’t the integrity election

Whatever dirt he has on Justin Trudeau, the CPC leader can thank his lucky stars that the current dog-and-pony show hasn’t become the Integrity Election. If it had, he might have needed that insurance broker’s licence after all.

There was a time when Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer, pictured with his wife Jill Scheer, probably hoped that October’s vote would be remembered as the Integrity Election, writes Michael Harris. Photograph courtesy of Twitter/Andrew Scheer

Opinion

BY MICHAEL HARRIS

October 14, 2019

HALIFAX—There was a time when Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer probably hoped that October’s vote would be remembered as the Integrity Election. And why not? Scheer held a smoking gun when it came to the prime minister’s lack of integrity. And best of all, it didn’t come from the exertion...

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