Etobicoke

So McGuinty scrapped the plant. In a democracy, the voters have the last word.

Chris Rands uncovers a shocking secret from the Prime Minister’s past.

The last year and a half has included numerous opportunities to watch Michael Ignatieff in public. The most interesting moment remains a scene last fall outside a strip mall in Etobicoke, Ignatieff, then deputy leader of the Liberals, standing at the entrance of a Shopper’s Drug Mart, trying to engage voters as they attempted to go about the business of buying toilet paper, shampoo and such.