Posted AT 10:01 PM EDT on 26/03/08
Rev up election plans, Dion urged
OTTAWA — Liberal Leader Stéphane Dion was challenged by one of his MPs yesterday to “show what he's made of” and kick-start the electoral machine that remains unprepared for a federal election in Quebec.
Liberal MP Raymonde Folco spoke as Mr. Dion prepares for events in Montreal today and tomorrow and as a growing number of Liberals are openly casting doubts on his leadership.
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