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kellie leitch: Leitch didn't mind she found a much better place to sit, right in front, according to Toronto Star. The two Conservative MPs may be seat mates in the back row of the House of Commons these days, but their campaigns to take over the permanent leadership of the party couldn't be much farther apart. Adrian Wyld / The Canadian Press photos By Stephanie Levitz The Canadian Press Mon., April 17, 2017 OTTAWA When Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai was speaking in Parliament last week, Kellie Leitch gave her seat to Conservative leadership rival Erin O'Toole's daughter Mollie so she could bear witness to history alongside her dad. Leitch is on the populist path; the centrepiece of her campaign is a requirement that all newcomers be interviewed to verify their Canadian values. I talk about Canadian values, one of those values being hard work. She rails against out-of-touch elites, though some suggest the former cabinet minister and pediatric orthopedic surgeon is one herself. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.