Tom Mulcair, leader of Canada’s main opposition New Democratic Party, speaks during an interview in New York, U.S. During a visit to Washington this week Mulcair told U.S. lawmakers and executives that he opposes the Keystone XL oil pipeline, according to the Edmonton Journal. (Peter Foley/Bloomberg/Getty) Bloomberg via Getty Images
One on one with Tom Mulcair
First question to the NDP leader: ’What happened?’
NDP Leader Tom Mulcair sits down with CityNews reporter Cynthia Mulligan to talk about the party’s platform and polling numbers. Closer to the end of the interview, he takes some rapid-fire questions: Related viewing: One on one with Stephen Harper
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