Apology Accepted?
And now the salvaging efforts arise. Is it too late? Only the voters will tell.
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Liberal leadership contender and Montreal-area MP Justin Trudeau says he is sorry for controversial remarks he made in an interview about Alberta politicians.
“I’m sorry I said what I did. I was wrong to relate the area of the country that Mr. (Stephen) Harper is from with the people who live there and with the policies that he has that don’t represent the values of most Canadians,” said Trudeau, who was speaking at the Vancouver Art Gallery, on the final stop of his British Columbia tour.
Trudeau said Conservatives are making his two-year-old comments an issue because “they are panicking they might lose a byelection in Calgary centre.” He dismissed any notion that the comments might hurt the Liberals’ chances in Calgary Centre’s federal vote Monday.
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