O’Toole’s pitch to working class a winner, say strategists, but he’ll have to go through union boss Jerry Dias
‘When he kicked off his campaign, he was picking a fight with me. The reality is, I accept,’ says Unifor president Jerry Dias.
Conservative Party Leader Erin O’Toole’s olive branch to the working class is a well-timed message that could pay dividends for the party, say political strategists and a veteran pollster—but one of Canada’s most influential labour leaders says he isn’t buyi...
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