Next NDP leader faces ‘thankless task’ of rebuilding ‘in the trenches,’ says former MP as race launches with few candidates

Former NDP MP Matthew Dubé says candidates may need ‘a bit more encouragement’ to run given the steep task facing the party in rebuilding after its worst-ever electoral defeat.
Don Davies
The NDP, led by interim leader Don Davies, is over a week into its seven-month leadership race, and only two candidates have officially entered the race.

It’s over a week into the federal New Democratic Party’s leadership race, and only two candidates have officially launched their bids for the top job, something one former MP attributes to the party’s worst electoral outcome in its history making leadership “a bit mo...

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