The federal Conservatives are shifting their focus from the governing Liberals to take aim at the NDP in a new attack ad.
The new ad — set to release Tuesday afternoon — labels NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh as "sellout Singh," and sees him featured in a fake magazine spread, titled "luxury pensioner monthly," using real headlines over the course of his leadership.
The NDP, notably, released its own attack ad last month, the party's largest pre-election ad buy since 2015. "It's a very strong ad, and it's the first time we're really seeing the Conservatives put significant amounts of money behind an ad that's targeting New Democrats," Monk said. "And if you're asking yourself why that is, it's because they see New Democrats the real threat in the next election.
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