“It’s focused on making sure we go home with one message,” said Liberal MP Ruby Sahota (Brampton North), the Ontario caucus chair. So far, 130 of the 181 Liberal MPs have agreed to take part in what they are calling a national week of action, being described as the largest mobilization of caucus since the 2015 federal election. OTTAWA—As Liberal MPs spend this week in their ridings, they are tasked with reminding Canadians what they have done since the last election as they start boosting their efforts to convince voters they deserve to stay. The recommendations are expected ahead of the Liberal party convention next April. Liberal MP Julie Dzerowicz, who represents the Toronto riding of Davenport, said she would prefer having to reach a target than start all over again.

Source: thestar November 12, 2017 22:52 UTC