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OTTAWA - Thousands of federal Liberals gathered online Thursday night for the start of a three-day national convention that promises to be downright dull compared to similar events held by the Conservative and New Democratic parties.
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OTTAWA - Thousands of federal Liberals gathered online Thursday night for the start of a three-day national convention that promises to be downright dull compared to similar events held by the Conservative and New Democratic parties.
Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland, who said at the start of the Liberal national convention: “I am finance minister and I believe in (child care) because it is a surefire way to drive jobs and economic growth.” Photo by Blair Gable/Reuters/File
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OTTAWA Thousands of federal Liberals gathered online Thursday night for the start of a three-day national convention that promises to be downright dull compared to similar events held by the Conservative and New Democratic parties.
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iPolitics By Janet E Silver. Published on Mar 9, 2021 11:17am Parliament Hill from the west on Jan. 15, 2020. Jolson Lim/iPolitics
Enterprise is expanding its offices in Western Canada with a new addition to its Edmonton office: Steven McLelan
McLelan comes to the firm after spending the last three years working for the United Conservative Party in Alberta, most recently as the director of research and policy.
He also clocked in over two years as a research officer for the British Columbia Liberal caucus.
Nathan Clark has also joined the Enterprise team as a senior consultant, and will work out of its Toronto and Winnipeg offices.