Stanhope addresses party faithful with the 'Laughter at the Last Minute' performance as part of Canada Day weekend celebrations

A number of members of the Liberal caucus have come up to the party faithful in Victoria to sing the provincial anthem during the party's annual party weekend in the downtown riding of Maple Ridge, Ont.

Maj. Gen. Charles Guillaume de Boulter was elected to the House of Commons as an MP for the riding last July.

"It's one thing to honour your party colleagues at our events, but it's a whole lot different to go out and sing at a people's gathering, just because you happen to be from Maple Ridge," Guillaume said before Thursday's announcement.

Conservative Leader Stephen Harper and Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau both raised their fist as they celebrated the riding's 200th birthday and thanked the Liberal caucus.

"I'm pleased to be here at the NDP's party weekend to celebrate our friends, family members and fellow riding members," Trudeau said, adding that the NDP will spend a year celebrating Maple Ridge.

On Thursday afternoon, the NDP held a campaign event at the Toronto International Airport, held just blocks from where the Liberals' annual party weekend gathering takes place.

The event was part of the party's "Mannish Lovefest," in which attendees were asked what they liked about the Liberal-NDP union and what they liked about their new MPs.

Some attendees said they wanted the party to get out to the riding, but that they had no plans to participate.

"It really didn't feel right to me not to be invited but to be given free entry. And in some ways, I think it's my job and honour to say: 'Please, this is a choice for me. This is my choice to make,'" said Brian McConahay, of Montreal West-Nepean. "It's not about trying to win the votes of NDP supporters. I want to help the party win."

Also Thursday afternoon, Mulcair and Trudeau were talking to workers at a large industrial camp. They were joined by Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister, who came in for a question and answered session.

The NDP and Trudeau are also making good on promises made at the party's annual convention in Victoria last July.

In addition to giving out free food and coffee on the final day, the party is also raising awareness about its commitment to the fight for public-sector labour unions. The party will make a $15 minimum wage hike the highest in North America.

With files from Robyn Hurd in Ottawa

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