‘We’re in This Together’: Tory MP Shelves Partisanship Amid CCP Virus Crisis

People cross a largely deserted Wellington Street, the major street in front of Parliament Hill in Ottawa, on March 17, 2020. The Canadian Press/Justin Tang

With upheaval from the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus, commonly known as novel coronavirus, enveloping the country, a Conservative MP is setting partisanship aside and offering a message of hope and solidarity to all Canadians.

“This crisis is going to end,” Dane Lloyd said in an interview. “It could end in a few weeks, it could end in a few months, but it is going to end.”