Wilson-Raybould´s and Philpott´s futures could be decided at Liberal caucus meeting
(The Star Toronto Raptors)

OTTAWA—Liberal MPs are pushing for an emergency caucus meeting to decide the fates of Jody Wilson-Raybould and Jane Philpott in the party with some warning there’s “no path back� for the former cabinet ministers.“I think it should be dealt with sooner rather than later. I think that there’s been a breach of caucus solidarity, that’s there’s actually no path back for either one of them, regrettably,� said Liberal MP John McKay (Scarborough-Guildwood).“I say that with regret,� he said Monday.There’s a move afoot among MPs to meet ahead of the regularly scheduled Wednesday caucus meeting to decide whether Wilson-Raybould and Philpott remain Liberal MPs.“My hope is that caucus will meeting quickly and that caucus, I suspect, be of one mind that we don’t want people in our caucus who don’t have confidence in the government,� Liberal MP Rob Oliphant told CBC News.Read more:Defiant and unbowed, Wilson-Raybould ‘absolutely ready’ for next salvo in SNC-Lavalin affairTrudeau wasn’t briefed on conversation between Wilson-Raybould and Wernick due to holidays, lawyer saysOpinion | Susan Delacourt: Seven years after historic boxing match, Trudeau fights to stay in the ringOliphant said he’d like to find a “solution� where both MPs “express full confidence in the prime minister, full confidence in the government.“If they don’t do that, then we act,� said Oliphant (Don Valley West).Wilson-Raybould was moved out of the justice portfolio to veteran affairs in a January cabinet shuffle and later quit cabinet altogether as the controversy around SNC-Lavalin grew.Philpott, MP for Markham-Stouffville, quit as president of the Treasury Board in early March, saying she had “serious concerns� with what she called “evidence� to pressure Wilson-Raybould (Vancouver Granville) to intervene in the SNC-Lavalin file. ...