thomas mulcair

The weekend before last year's Oct. 19 election, before voting began, all three parties believed they knew what the results would be. They had the latest public opinion polls plus their own internal surveys. The Liberals understood that a last-minute movement of voters to them from the NDP plus the enthusiasm of younger voters for Justin Trudeau meant a majority was theirs.

“A national election is not a popularity contest”

“It’s a false debate for distraction purposes and for avoiding debate on real challenges for Canada.”