Reflections on anti-Muslim rhetoric from Tory MPs welcome in wake of London attack, but proof will be on campaign trail, say observers
Conservative Leader Erin O’Toole, when asked whether his party owes an apology to the Muslim community for past policies—after two members of his caucus expressed regret over 2015 campaign tactics—says ‘all parties need to do better.’
The attempts by some politicians to publicly account for past positions in the wake of the deadly attack on a Muslim family shows “progress” and “self-growth,” but the proof will be in the post-parliamentary pudding for Canadians to evaluate how actions line up...
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