| Is Justin Trudeau the saviour of the Liberal Party of Canada? Will he one day be prime minister? As the son of one of Canada's most popular leaders, Trudeau was never far from the political spotlight, but in recent years the MP for Papineau has sought it out. Now he's running to take charge of the party his father once led.
In the new eBook Contender: The Justin Trudeau Story, The Huffington Post Canada's Ottawa bureau chief Althia Raj paints a vivid portrait of Trudeau's formative years in Ottawa, Montreal and Vancouver and takes us behind the scenes of his rapid political ascent. BLOG POSTS  | Tobold Rollo: Saying Goodbye to Tom Flanagan: What Took So Long?
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