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Kenney’s Alberta win both good, bad for Trudeau, Scheer, say strategists

For Justin Trudeau, Jason Kenney will fight him on carbon pricing but could provide the political foil he needs with which to contrast his policies. Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer won't have trouble finding common ground with Kenney, but would need to, as prime minister, tread carefully to consider the rest of the country too.

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BY BEATRICE PAEZ
April 17, 2019

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