The Conservative leadership race, paused by the COVID-19 outbreak, is now back on with a plan to choose a new leader in August by mail-in ballot.
The Conservative leadership race, paused by the COVID-19 outbreak, is now back on with a plan to choose a new leader in August.
However, it won’t be the bustling convention filled with party supporters, which is the hallmark of most leadership races.
The Conservative who will replace Andrew Scheer will be chosen entirely by mail-in ballot.
In a news release late Wednesday, the party said those ballots must be completed and received by Aug. 21.
The winner will be announced once