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In tweaking front bench, Trudeau signals shift inward to focus on fraught domestic relations: experts

'There’s a real focus on listening to regional voices and strategizing around how best to thread together a narrative that really encompasses a national vision once again,' says Liberal strategist John Delacourt.

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