Andrew Scheer

The opposition leader talks to Maclean’s Paul Wells about building pipelines, working with Trump, Canadian values and why he’s ready to be prime minister

During a sit-down interview with Paul Wells, Andrew Scheer talks about holding his party together after only narrowly winning the leadership over rival Maxime Bernier.

On March 20, Scheer sat for a candid chat with one of Canada’s best political analysts. Watch it here.

What does Andrew Scheer really think about his dimples? Watch him take our 60-second challenge. Then on March 20 at 7:30 pm watch him in conversation with Paul Wells at the NAC in Ottawa, broadcast. For more details, go to Macleans.ca/live.

Submit your questions today for the new federal leader of the Conservative Party, and tune in on March 20 for our live interview

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Paul Wells on Andrew Scheer’s new ’people-like-me’ (read: not Justin Trudeau) sales pitch and the things he chooses to include in life story