
OTTAWA — When New Democrats convene in Hamilton this week for their national policy convention, party faithful will be marking a bevy of firsts.
It’s the first time party delegates will gather under one roof since the NDP’s 2018 convention, after the COVID-19 pandemic reduced the party’s 2021 affair to a virtual format beset by technical glitches.
It’s the first time grassroots members will make their feelings known about Leader Jagmeet Singh since his deal with the Trudeau government, which could see the NDP prop up the slumping Liberals for nearly two more years.



Pierre Poilievre spent last weekend at the Conservative convention offering Canadians hope for a better and more affordable country after Justin Trudeau’s time as prime minister ends. Meanwhile, Trudeau’s Liberals are taking a well-deserved public opinion thrashing — the inevitable backlash against their failed policies and unwavering insistence that the miserable outcomes they have produced are in fact splendid results. The Liberal caucus is said to be frustrated, discouraged, angry and 

