OTTAWA — Scarred by their battle to oust former prime minister Justin Trudeau last year, some Liberal MPs want to adopt — for the first time — parliamentary powers that would allow them to turf their new leader.
Doing so would not signal dissatisfaction with Prime Minister Mark Carney, several MPs say, but would instead indicate that a party that underwent a rapid revival in recent months is ready for change to ensure the prime minister’s inner circle doesn’t hold too much power.
