A curious trend is beginning to show up in opinion polls: Canadians don’t seem to hate the Conservative leader like they used to.
of a Question Period as the Conservatives pressed the government benches for allegedly knowing that Chinese agents were targeting the Hong Kong family of Conservative MP Michael Chong – but refusing to tell him.Article content
because CSIS had “made the determination that it wasn’t something that needed to be raised to a higher level.”Liberal cabinet ministers simply stuck to the earlier line that they’d never heard about it beforeMinister of Public Safety Marco Mendicino.
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