In 1962 my mother and I went, with thousands of other Torontonians, to hear a “new” Liberal politician speak at a large open park in Scarborough. His name was Pierre Elliot Trudeau. In my

No matter the age – while they lived, they gave, contributed, made a difference in not only their families but the community, their neighbours, this province. My parents, Delmore Buddy Daye and

Dear Fellow Liberals, I stand before you today not only as Bill Campbell, but as a proud member of the Liberal Party of Canada—a party I have been loyal to since the 1970s. I stand before you as a

I was first attracted to the Liberal party when I met a young man named Pierre Elliott Trudeau, who was running for office in Mount Royal Riding. I had just turned twenty and I found, in talking to

Former MP Ralph Goodale was the man who probably had the most influence on my becoming more active in the Liberal Party. Ralph was first elected as the MP for the Assiniboia Federal Riding in 1974.

Unlike many Liberals, I do not come from a long tradition of liberal thinking. My parents were first generation off the farm. My mother’s parents – he had been a soldier during the Great War

Left to right: William Bradley, Serge Fournier, Sheila Bryan, Hilary Williamson   I joined the Liberal Party of Canada in 2014 when I was still a federal civil servant carrying out

Looking back, I remember as a youth questioning the conservative politics of my family. Subsequently, after coming to Canada, I found myself leaning towards liberalism. Meeting Bob Nault in what was

This is the first in a series from coast to coast to coast where members of the Senior Liberals’ Commission explain why they are Liberal. To start the series, here is my story …