Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer's recent foreign policy speech proves he has yet to set himself apart from other Tory leaders, according to the Globe and Mail's chief political writer. With a federal election less than six months away, Canada's political party leaders are gearing up to take to the campaign trail. The one caveat to this, Clark concedes, is Scheer's take on China-Canada relations, which differs from that of former Conservative leaders. "He's really taking a fairly strong attitude towards China, that would be a big deal for Canadian foreign policy." Campbell Clark, chief political writer for the Globe and Mail.

Source: CBC News May 08, 2019 17:15 UTC