US EditionPoilievre Visits Stettler, Vows to Be Voice for Alberta in Ottawa
- Conservative Party of Canada leader Pierre Poilievre spoke in Stettler on July 11 to about 500-600 attendees at a rally and town hall meeting.
- During his speech, Poilievre criticized current Liberal policies and discussed plans to repeal legislation like the carbon tax and gun bans.
- Poilievre responded to questions from the audience regarding medical assistance in dying legislation, emphasizing the need for treatment for those with mental health issues.
- He emphasized that a strong Alberta is crucial for a strong Canada and noted a byelection is set for August 18.
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Alberta separatists slam Poilievre for declaring himself a 'Canadian patriot' opposed to secession
The Conservative leader is drew jeers, including from two byelection foes, for saying the province should stay even if federal Liberals keep being elected
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Poilievre’s by-election victory may be easy but western separatism won’t be
Pierre Poilievre is poised to return to Parliament through the safest route possible: a by-election in Alberta’s Battle River–Crowfoot, the bluest riding in Canada. With former MP Damien Kurek stepping aside, the Conservative Leader is expected to cruise to victory in what will be a largely symbolic but necessary return to the House of Commons. But while the by-election itself may be a formality, the deeper political undercurrents in the riding …
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