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How Iggy got his groove back? Michael Ignatieff comes to MuchMusic, dances on the street

For weeks now, Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff has been touring Canada (well, mostly Ontario so far) by bus to wile away the summer days doing something productive: namely, adding yeast to poll numbers. The Liberal Party Express took Iggy to downtown Toronto yesterday, where he proceeded to dance to a calypso beat in front of MuchMusic’s HQ at Queen and John. The Liberal Party provides this video:

The Globe and Mail compares Ignatieff to former PM Jean Chrétien, who changed public perception by being photographed while partaking in various sporting activities, but for the life of us we can’t not think of this:

Ignatieff requested Much play “Wavin’ Flag” by young Canadian success story K’naan. That’s a shame: clearly, Ignatieff has missed an opportunity to score easy points with the tween-heartthrob crowd. But we suspect most Justin Bieber fans are too young to vote anyway.

Iggy gets jiggy on Queen St. [Toronto Sun]
Ignatieff busts a move as PM prepares to go public [Globe and Mail]

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  1. Not bad moves. I have always bee an Iggy fan, but he can come off a bit stiff at times. I think that he is brilliant and be a great Prime Minister for Canada, so hopefully he can imporve his public image.

    July 30, 2010 at 11:48 am | by Neda
  2. Go Iggy Go! Maybe you can dance dance dance to the elections and we can dance dance dance to the polls to bring a Red Liberal Victory Dance for our country. Keep up the good work and come back soon to Northern Ontario.

    July 30, 2010 at 9:55 pm | by Nicky
  3. Keep it going Iggy… and for the life of me..Canadians, lets all vote out this dickhead of conservative Harper, backward thinking and totalitarism govt. Come on! We are intelligent people, we gotta get Harper OUT of canada !

    July 31, 2010 at 4:06 pm | by Pee

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