Conservative leadership hopeful Kevin O’Leary says he’s skipping Tuesday night’s debate in Edmonton because of the “bad format.” The decision of Conservative leadership hopeful Kevin O’Leary to skip Tuesday’s debate in Edmonton isn’t sitting well with former or current Tory MPs in the city.
Category: Dragons’ Den
Kevin O’Leary doesn’t seem to actually be a Trumpist, he just plays one on TV
When Kevin O’Leary, part-time Canadian resident and full-time television troll, walked into conservative Canada’s answer to Comic-Con Thursday night, the gravity of the ballroom – in a convention centre attached to an Ottawa mall – shifted around him. The campus partisans came first, fan boys in first suits, lapels overladen with pins.
Kevin O’Leary tears up while revealing his family’s input on his conservative party leadership
He might be known as the “tough guy” on Shark Tank but Kevin O’Leary shows his softer side during an emotional interview with ET Canada’s Cheryl Hickey. Officially announcing his decision to run for Canada’s Conservative Party leadership in early January, “Mr. Wonderful” lets us in on the private conversations that happened with his loved ones before he made that decision.
Kevin O’Leary tears up while revealing his family’s input on his conservative party leadership
He might be known as the “tough guy” on Shark Tank but Kevin O’Leary shows his softer side during an emotional interview with ET Canada’s Cheryl Hickey. Officially announcing his decision to run for Canada’s Conservative Party leadership in early January, “Mr. Wonderful” lets us in on the private conversations that happened with his loved ones before he made that decision.
Why I wouldn’t vote for Kevin O’Leary-and neither should you
Kevin O’Leary might have launched a career in politics, writes Arlene Dickinson, but he’s still the same old shark we see on TV Last week I wrote that Conservatives should reject Kevin O’Leary as a leadership candidate, and the positive response from Canadians has been overwhelming. I expected Kevin to respond .
Guest Editorial: Don’t count Kevin O’Leary out
A rich, boastful, trash-talking, businessman-turned-reality-TV-star without a shred of political experience could never be elected to lead a major party in a mature democracy. And even if that happened, he would never, ever be elected to lead that country – voters would simply know better.
Kevin O’Leary wants to know: Are Canadians in or out on his possible Tory bid?
Kevin O’Leary speaks during a session entitled “If I run here’s how i’d do it” during a conservative conference in Ottawa Friday, February 26, 2016. Celebrity businessman Kevin O’Leary says he’s amassed a team of advisers on whether he should run for leadership of the federal Conservatives and now wants advice from Canadians.
Kevin O’Leary’s campaign got rolling over lunch
When Kevin O’Leary popped up on Facebook late last week to nearly, almost, not quite declare his bid for the federal Conservative leadership, close watchers of Canadian politics must have been thinking, “Get on with it, Mr. Wonderful!” After all, O’Leary, celebrity investor and TV personality, has been flirting shamelessly with Tories for about a year, going back at least to his appearance last February at the Manning Centre Conference, an annual Ottawa gathering of right-wingers, where he headlined a session bluntly billed as, ” If I run, here’s how I’d do it .” Despite O’Leary’s undisguised interest in the job, though, he appears to have been seriously assembling a campaign organization for only a few weeks.