Liberal leadership, plus other letters, Aug. 29: ‘We should all be taking Mr. Trudeau’s stated intention to stay on as Liberal Leader into the next election with a grain of salt'

In today’s letters to the editor: Housing; Justin Trudeau; Joe Biden; railways; Indigenous culture; Republican Party; U.S. election; movies

Liberal leadership, plus other letters, Aug. 29: ‘We should all be taking Mr. Trudeau’s stated intention to stay on as Liberal Leader into the next election with a grain of salt'Mr. Fraser’s initiative would keep the asset on the federal balance sheet, and enhance its value by adapting it for much needed housing. Mr.

A more appropriate and effective crisis response would be to designate appropriate sites and expand the Rapid Housing Initiative to build supported housing to directly attack the crisis and to gradually end encampments and rough sleeping. There are significant reasons why the leader of a democracy would go to extraordinary lengths to postpone, to as late as possible, the day of reckoning when everyone knows they are stepping down. Announcing that step removes a huge amount of the influence the leader has, in governing that leader’s country. What was true for Mr. Biden in July is also true of Prime Minister

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