Liberal leadership race loses two front-runners
Industry Minister Francois Philippe Champagne and former B C premier Christy Clark bow out signaling a bid to lead the Liberal party has fewer bilingual front-runners. Karina Gould hints at joining as Chrystia Freeland and Mark Carney considered bids while aides discuss Quebec support and French language priorities.
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Carney leading the way in Liberal leadership polls
A Leger poll of 1,545 Canadians shows concern over Canada U S relations under a new Trudeau replacement. Mark Carney leads Liberal leader preferences at 27 percent among Liberal voters, with Chrystia Freeland second at 21 percent and Christy Clark at six percent.
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