Charest campaign yet again denies Harper is against former Quebec premier’s leadership campaign bid, by abbas_rana1 cdnpoli (subs)
Former Quebec premier Jean Charest officially launched his leadership election campaign in Calgary, last week. The contest will conclude on Sept. 10 with the announcement of the winner.
Media reports continue to suggest that Stephen Harper will oppose Jean Charest’s Conservative leadership election bid, but a senior strategist for the former Quebec premier’s campaign strenuously denies the stories, arguing that the former prime minister will not influence the outcome of the leadership election.Enjoy unlimited website access and the digital newspaper.
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