On the PM’s agenda is the G20 leaders’ summit in Rome and COP26 in Glasgow
Something is clearly going on. Any one of these proposals is worthy of broader discussion, especially as labour shortages caused by the pandemic persist. Some, like Ontario’s removal of barriers to entry for immigrants and greater scrutiny of outsourcing via temp agencies, are decades overdue. But the larger story is the shift in ideology in Conservative ranks. There is a simple reason for it.
“On Tuesday, a journalist asked Justin Trudeau if he would be present during the next campaign. Without hesitation, Mr. Trudeau said, “YES!” He couldn’t say otherwise. Imagine if the Prime Minister had said no. This response would have totally overshadowed the appointment of its new Council of Ministers. It is unclear whether Justin Trudeau will be back for a fourth campaign, but it is clear that he has already laid the foundations for the Liberal quest for re-election.
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