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Part II: The Hill Times’ ongoing series designed to help opposition leaders help themselves

Jagmeet Singh can turn things around if he brings back strategists who know strategy, runs in the Brampton byelection and starts crafting policies that are both progressive and popular.

Opinion
BY WARREN KINSELLA
December 3, 2018

Opinion | BY WARREN KINSELLA | December 3, 2018

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Jagmeet Singh can turn things around if he brings back strategists who know strategy, runs in the Brampton byelection and starts crafting policies that are both progressive and popular.

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Alberta Premier Smith and Trump are ‘major distractions’ in Poilievre’s quest to become prime minister, say political insiders

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NDP ‘a loser’ in recent byelections, should be ‘very worried’ about hemorrhaging support to Liberals, say political players

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Part II: The Hill Times’ ongoing series designed to help opposition leaders help themselves

Jagmeet Singh can turn things around if he brings back strategists who know strategy, runs in the Brampton byelection and starts crafting policies that are both progressive and popular.

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