Conservative Party Leader Andrew Scheer, left, takes a selfie with a supporter during Canada Day festivities in Charlottetown, P.E.I. on Saturday, July 1, 2017. (Photograph by Darren Calabrese Photograph by Darren Calabrese
Andrew Scheer’s first Canada Day as Tory leader
Scheer and his family celebrated Canada 150 in Charlottetown, the Birthplace of Confederation—and invited us to follow along
As Andrew Scheer celebrates his first Canada Day as Conservative leader in Charlottetown, he and his family—including his wife, Jill, and their five children—invited us to follow along.
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