Martha in the Media

Embassy News asked all the candidates to submit a list of their key foreign policy priorities and experience. As Liberals near the final days of voting for their new leader, here are the candidates’ responses. Martha Hall Findlay’s response, as published: 1. As leader of the Liberals, what would be your top three  foreign affairs priorities, in order of importance? 1) ...

“The PAH supports candidates who espouse views of liberty, classical liberalism, and who hold the proper experience to lead this nation. Out of the six candidates vying to be the next Liberal leader, Martha Hall Findlay is the only candidate we would feel comfortable having as a Prime Minister.” Read full article here.  Originally published by The Prince Arthur Herald ...

April 6, 2013. Metro Toronto Convention Centre. Originally posted by CBC News....

The Huffington Post Canada asked the party’s six remaining leadership hopefuls to open up about why they are running, what they can do to win back voters and the biggest misconceptions they face. Originally published by the Huffington Post, April 3, 2013. Read article here, including all the candidates’ answers. Read Martha’s unabridged answers here: Martha Hall Findlay answers six questions ...

“Nick Gibson, a volunteer for her campaign and Laurier student senator, told The Cord that Hall Findlay’s wide variety of experience in many fields such as business, law, politics and parenting, allows her to relate to a wide range of people. He also believes that her boldness and courage is admirable and is an asset in forming evidence-based opinions. In terms ...

“There’s something refreshing about Liberal leadership candidate Martha Hall Findlay. The former MP from Ontario is running in her second leadership contest and this time isn’t pulling any punches — she’s one who speaks her mind and doesn’t rely on pre-conceived talking points.” Originally published by Yahoo News Canada on April 3, 2013. Article by Andy Radia. Read full article ...

Martha spoke with Don Martin on CTV Power Play on April 2, 2013, about cracking jokes and what she will bring to the showcase on Saturday. Watch full interview here....

“Ms. Hall Findlay’s platform shows a strong desire to restore the Liberal Party’s place as a centrist party that can win support both from the left and the right. A telecommunications lawyer and consultant when away from politics, she’s positioned herself on the right when it comes to economic policy.” Read full article here....

Evan Solomon starts by asking Martha why she’s not feeling very cooperative these days. Martha advocates for economic responsibility, social programmes like universal health care, and environmental sustainability. That’s what a strong Liberal Party can mean to Canadians. Watch interview here....

Martha spoke with Daniel Proussalidis about her strong stance against making a pact with the NDP and the Greens before the next election. Watch interview here....