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Trudeau says Conservatives are still ‘the party of Stephen Harper’

January 20, 2019

On Sunday Prime Minister Justin Trudeau delivered opening remarks at the National Caucus meeting in Ottawa. He took several partisan shots at the Conservatives, saying they have no plan for tackling climate change and the economy and described them as still being "the party of Stephen Harper."

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