Liberal leadership race moves up after Trudeau offers resignation
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau urged Liberals to start a leadership contest with party president Sachit Mehra set to convene a national board meeting this week. MPs briefed on the leadership path as hopefuls include Freeland LeBlanc Joly Champagne and Carney while Poilievre attacks the move as a ploy.
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Thunder Bay former MP backs Trudeau decision
Ken Boshcoff, ex Liberal MP for Thunder Bay Rainy River, praises Prime Minister Trudeau for a right and honourable decision. He credits the Housing Accelerator and Building Homes Faster Fund with aiding Thunder Bay while cautioning against a possible Conservative move to cancel the Housing Accelerator. He urges voters and industries to highlight housing needs to candidates.
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Thunder Bay mayor touts growing interest in 2025 plan
City leader Ken Boshcoff outlined a strong outlook for Thunder Bay with rising investor interest across mining, energy, and other sectors. He highlighted housing progress including 329 new units toward a 1,700 target by 2027, plus 923 permits valued at nearly 224 million and 14 properties declared surplus amid a broader push to address homelessness and addictions.
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