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Cory Morgan: A Strong Policy Pivot Would Be a Smart Move for Liberals at This Time

Cory Morgan: A Strong Policy Pivot Would Be a Smart Move for Liberals at This Time
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Immigration Minister Marc Miller are joined by fellow MPs as they announce reductions in immigration levels on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Oct. 24, 2024. The Canadian Press/Sean Kilpatrick
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Public support for the Liberal Party of Canada has sharply declined for over a year. The party desperately needs to change the channel as Canada enters an anticipated election year. Parties have three options in front of them when they have become stale in the eyes of the voters and have lost public support: they can stay the course and pray a dramatic event changes the electoral landscape, they can change the leader and hope a fresh face can turn things around, or they can keep the leader but take a strong policy pivot.