On the campaign trail, politicians are on full display, and frequently so are their families.
From door-knockers to unofficial advisers, the role of a spouse during a federal election campaign is varied. While they do not hold any official duties, they are often seen by their partner’s side at events, providing moral support during the toughest moments and even campaigning on their own — sometimes doing it all with kids in tow.
They are commonly considered an asset, reminding voters of a politician’s humanity.
On Wednesday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Sophie Grégoire Trudeau announced that after 18 years of marriage they have decided to
