Liberal MPs express concern over party rules allowing non-citizens to vote in leadership race
As currently written, party rules allow anyone at least 14-years-old and who “ordinarily live(s) in Canada” to become a registered Liberal, giving them the ability to vote in the upcoming leadership race and help determine Canada’s next prime minister.
Liberal MPs urge party to buttress upcoming leadership race against foreign interference
But the Liberal Party's constitution — mainly that it allows international students and non-Canadian residents to vote in internal party elections — is making some nervous with the spectre of foreign inference hanging over the race. The Liberals' rules attracted scrutiny at the inquiry led by Commissioner Marie-Josée Hogue.
Liberals MPs will debate Wednesday what rules they want to see in a coming leadership race as the field to replace Prime ...
OTTAWA — Liberal MPs say the party must change the rules so only citizens and permanent residents can vote for its new leader ...
Finance Minister Dominic LeBlanc, whose name has been circulating as a potential Liberal leadership contender, says he will not be seeking the party's top job.
After serving notice of his intention to step aside earlier this week, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau can likely expect to ...
For Atlantic MPs like New Brunswick’s Wayne Long and Ken McDonald of Newfoundland and Labrador, both of whom are not seeking reelection, that means the party being unafraid of distancing itself from ...
The North's three MPs — two of them Liberal and one from the NDP — are in agreement over at least one thing: Prime Minister ...
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Liberal MPs gather for first time since Trudeau announced his resignation plansLiberal MPs are meeting in Ottawa today for the first time since Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced he will step down.
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