ADAMS: I went to an Avi Lewis rally. Here’s my verdict on the federal NDP.
After a year inside Conservative and Liberal rooms that never admit fault, an NDP church basement in Beaches—East York felt like a different species of politics.
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After a year inside Conservative and Liberal rooms that never admit fault, an NDP church basement in Beaches—East York felt like a different species of politics.
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