3 provincial elections, 3 conservative parties, 1 strategy: capitalizing on Trudeau’s unpopularity

Voters in British Columbia, Saskatchewan and New Brunswick are all about to head to the polls. And those provinces’ three conservative parties are using Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as a punching bag. David Akin explains why, and why it may not necessarily work.

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