“No way, no how, would the Liberal Party of Canada support a government led by Stephen Harper, leader Justin Trudeau said Tuesday, opening up the possibility of working with the NDP to replace a Tory minority or trigger another federal election,” wrote Giuseppe Valiante for The Globe and Mail on Tuesday September 22, 2015.
Valiante continued, “Most polls since the beginning of the 11-week election campaign have suggested no party is in solid majority territory and that the Liberals, NDP and Conservatives are in a tight, three-way race.
NDP Leader Tom Mulcair maintains that his goal is to ensure Harper doesn’t win government and has also said he would be willing to work with the Liberals to ensure that happens.
Trudeau has consistently rejected the notion of a formal coalition with the NDP to govern the country.
On Tuesday, Trudeau sidestepped questions as to whether he would support a NDP minority, saying only he had confidence the Liberals would win the election.”
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Raymond Matt, CFP, CLU, TEP, CHS
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