The narrative explores the tumultuous period of the Liberal Party of Canada leading up to the pivotal election on October 19, 2015. It delves into the challenges and failures the party faced during its worst decade, highlighting key events and figures that shaped its decline and eventual resurgence. The book examines the political landscape, strategic decisions, and the impact of leadership changes that culminated in a significant turnaround for the party.
The book examines the unprecedented invocation of the Emergencies Act by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in response to the trucker protests against COVID-19 vaccine mandates. It details the government's justification for using extraordinary powers to address a national security threat, while critics argue it infringed on democratic rights. The narrative includes insights from a commission of inquiry led by Justice Paul Rouleau, featuring testimonies from key figures, including protest organizers and government officials, highlighting the complex tensions between security and civil liberties.