This week, 24 hours before 338 young women delegates from across the country representing Daughters of the Vote descended on the House of Commons, former cabinet ministers Jody Wilson-Raybould and Jane Philpott were ejected from the Liberal caucus. Both women were part of Trudeau’s famous gender-balanced cabinet and — especially Wilson-Raybould, the first Indigenous person to serve as Attorney General — were integral in shaping Trudeau’s trademark as the progressive, feminist PM. These days Wilson-Raybould is the lightning rod in the midst of the SNC-Lavalin scandal , and depending on where you stand, she’s either a heroic moral compass or a disloyal shit disturber. The Liberal government is on the side of the latter, in more diplomatic terms of course. Philpott stood by Wilson-Raybould and resigned from her position as Treasury Board president. The move got her fired.