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New Democrats Choose Next Leader in Winnipeg

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New Democrats gather in Winnipeg for leadership convention, with Heather McPherson, Rob Ashton, and Avi Lewis as top contenders. Delegates share mixed emotions, with some expressing determination. Results expected by the weekend, potentially reshaping the oppositions future.

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New Democrats Choose Next Leader in Winnipeg

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!New Democrats Choose Next Leader in Winnipeg. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's March 27th. Canada News Today starts now. AI powered and ready. I'm Cory with the story. New Democrats are kicking off their leadership convention in Winnipeg, Manitoba today. It's a three-day event to pick the next party leader after Jagmeet Singh steps down. Frontrunners include Heather McPherson, Rob Ashton and Abilouis who are drawing the biggest crowds and buzz among delegates. Reporters on the scene captured the build-up from late last night into the early morning hours. Excitement is high as candidates make their final pitches with behind-the-scenes moments showing the intense preparations and last-minute strategy sessions. Delegates and observers are sharing mixed feelings. With some invoking a sense of determination like the phrase, tell the kids we tried. The stakes feel personal for many as the party looks to rebuild ahead of upcoming federal elections. Our team from the Hill Times, Marlow Glass and Eleanor Wond is filing ongoing notebooks with fresh insights from the floor.

They're highlighting key interactions and surprises as voting gets underway. Expect results by the end of the weekend, which could reshape the opposition's direction for years to come. Stay tuned for updates as this unfolds.

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