In Canada’s Conservative Leadership Race, a Chance To Build Bridges

Yet both candidates have been shamefully silent on Quebec’s disastrous new language law.

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Canada’s federal Conservatives are having an interesting leadership contest despite a new framework that seems ingeniously designed to make selecting a party leader as soporifically boring as possible. It is absurdly long, avoids the old-style convention of platitude-fests and suspenseful, shabby backroom deals in smoke-filled rooms.

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