Each, in their own way, argued that this country’s unity is worth fighting for, and that the differences need to be confronted.
Canada’s new governor-general, Louise Arbour sums up Canadian pride this way: “We don’t think we are perfect, but we believe we’re pretty well on the way there.”
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, meanwhile, chose the very day of Arbour’s installation to lay out what’s standing in the way of perfection — namely, the federal government.
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The Conservative leader is right to recognize the province's legitimate grievances
