The NDP has been seatless in Quebec for most of the party’s history; Avi Lewis is trying to change that
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The NDP has been seatless in Quebec for most of the party’s history; Avi Lewis is trying to change that
ERIC ANDREW-GEE
PUBLISHED 1 HOUR AGO
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Avi Lewis spent most of July in Quebec improving his French and knocking on doors.
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When the Orange Wave crashed over Quebec in 2011, it famously left a high-water mark of 59 MPs in its wake – a remarkable and anomalous tally for the NDP.
That was 15 year…
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