Today our country crumbles from aging roads and falling bridges. Then, in 1890, our Canadian neighbors experienced a stalled system too. Roads, bridges, and tracks from east to west had yet to be built.
How does a diplomat who is privileged support a country's plans for growth when he's used to the status quo? His comfort zone is taking the easy way out when conflict arises.
What will Charles Stanley do when up against men who take risks? Why won't he propose to the girl of his dreams? Why doesn't he approve of his brother's choice of a promising career?
So when a leader of the Canadian conservative party asks his support of a less than ethical transaction, will he blow the whistle before the party melts down, or become an accessory in a charge of corruption?
Privilege meets Politics is about a country's struggle to build its future and men's struggle to provide it. There is no easy way out except to persevere.
