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OTTAWA -- Justin Trudeau refuses to acknowledge any problems in his party's leadership process, even as the Liberals resort to calling up thousands of supporters to plead with them to register as voters in the party's mid-April leadership contest.

"We still have an awful lot of work to do between now and April 14, including another week to register voters," Trudeau said. "But, I'm very, very pleased with how it's gone and I look forward to continuing the hard work that we've done up until this point right until April 14 and beyond."

Trudeau's satisfaction comes after a bumpy week for a race some have panned as his coronation.