Sir John A. Macdonald and Brian Mulroney were two great prime ministers who helped make Canada into a magnificent country that we call home. Despite their apparent contradictions, reconciling their legacies is how Canada moves forward under a new, Conservative prime minister.

Macdonald led the infant Dominion’s first government in 1867, and he remains the second-longest-serving prime minister in Canadian history.

One set the foundations for a strong, independent Canada, the other brought us prosperity by leading on free trade. Now, we need to do both{ai:summary}<p>Sir John A. Macdonald and Brian Mulroney are recognized as pivotal figures in shaping modern Canada. Macdonald, who served as the first prime minister starting in 1867, is noted for his foundational role in the country's development, while Mulroney's leadership also contributed significantly to Canada's growth and identity.</p><p>Reconciling their legacies is essential for Canada as it seeks to progress under a new Conservative prime minister. Their combined contributions illustrate the complexities of Canadian history and governance. #politics</p>

Geoff Russ: Conservatives must build on the legacies of Macdonald and Mulroney

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