Peggy's Point of View: As the saying goes, one can't judge a book by its cover. Canadians voted for the glossy cover when they picked Trudeau but what they got instead of "real change" was a mainly conventional, pro-corporate Liberal partisan. In the Ontario legislature, Mr. Singh has commendably taken on causes involving individual and consumer rights but has also been cited at least once by the province's integrity commissioner for his office's partisan behavior. Reportedly, Mr. Singh speaks French, which is an asset in a party that has to maintain its foothold in Quebec in order to remain relevant, but it will be interesting to see whether he has a broader vision for his party and the country. If he's seen mainly, whether fairly or unfairly, as a minority rights candidate, his appeal won't reach beyond the suburbs of a handful of the country's biggest cities. So yes, let's wait and see.