They are about to have an election up North….
This is NOT a good look for Trudeau who might be able to get past this….
Or?
Might NOT…..
We’ll see…
We ARE in the era of Trumpism…
The re-election campaign of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada was thrown into turmoil on Wednesday when a photograph surfaced of him wearing brownface makeup at a 2001 private school party.
The photograph had been taken when Mr. Trudeau, then a 29-year-old teacher, attended an “Arabian Nights” themed costume gala at the West Point Grey Academy in Vancouver, British Columbia, according to Time magazine, which published the image.
Speaking with reporters on board his campaign plane, Mr. Trudeau, who has long championed the rights of racial minorities in Canada, confirmed that the photo showed him at a costume party dressed as a character from Aladdin with his arms wrapped around a woman he described as “a close friend.”
“This is something I shouldn’t have done many years ago,” Mr. Trudeau said. “I take responsibility for my decision to do that. I didn’t think it was racist at the time. I now realize it was racist.”
image…ctvnews.ca
jamesb says
Polling averages for the Canadian election….
The Conservatives have moved narrowly ahead in the national polling average, though the Liberals remain favoured to win more seats. Whether any party can secure a majority is a toss-up. The New Democrats are well back in third and on track to lose most of their caucus, while Green support has dipped after reaching new highs across the country…
More…
Democratic Socialist Dave says
The Conservatives are ahead in Western Canada while the Liberals are ahead in Ontario, Quebec and Atlantic Canada. The races are relatively close in B.C., Ontario and Atlantic Canada.
The New Democrats are on track to lose most or all of their seats in Quebec, while the Greens are holding double-digits in B.C. and Atlantic Canada. The Bloc Québécois is in range of winning at least the 12 seats needed for recognized party status in the House of Commons.
The People’s Party has yet to show the concentration of support in any region of the country needed to win a seat, beyond potentially leader Maxime Bernier’s.
https://newsinteractives.cbc.ca/elections/poll-tracker/canada/
jamesb says
The piece says the Liberal ARE beholden to Trudeau and the polling shows the liberal’s just hair behind ….