Documents obtained by CBC News outline a plan by the firm of well-known political strategist Warren Kinsella to try to keep Maxime Bernier, leader of the People’s Party of Canada, out of the federal leader debates.
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The People’s Party of Canada didn’t win a seat in the federal election, but its impact was felt largely by cutting into Conservative support.
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Tired of feeling like federal elections are over before their votes are even counted, voters in the mostly Conservative province of Alberta are hoping for change and influence this time around.
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People’s Party of Canada Leader Maxime Bernier has become a rallying figure for voters who strongly object to lockdowns and other measures and while political watchers say it’s unlikely the party will win any seats, it could eat into Conservative support.
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In Episode 94 of the Mikhaila Peterson Podcast, Mikhaila is joined by Hon. Maxime Bernier.
Maxime Bernier is the leader of the People’s Party of Canada. Maxime was recently arrested in Canada and is the only person in Canadian politics throughout the last year that has been against the lockdowns in Canada. We spoke about his arrest, the beliefs of his party, why he thought splitting from the conservative party was necessary, and some of his party’s platforms – abortion, immigration, debt, and more.
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[00:00] Intro
[3:13] Maxime gives a brief description about his background and what he does
[08:41] Maxime talks about his recent arrest in Canada
[10:53] Events following Maxime’s arrest
[10:36] Canada being the country with the most COVID restrictions in the world.
[15:01] How the COVID situation could have been better handled
[19:06] The Delta Variant and a concern for new variants entering Canada
[23:52] Splitting off from the conservative party
[28:16] Covid regulation styles between conservative VS republican governments
[32:56] Hate speech and censorship in the media in Canada
[37:26] Updates on the mandatory hotel quarantine for those entering Canada
[42:11] How to fight against lockdowns that don’t work
[45:11] Purchasing power is going down and inflation is going up
[45:41] Maxime’s views on immigration and abortion
[52:58] Differences between conservative and liberal parties
[55:41] Wrapping up the episode and where to find more of Maxime’s information online
Officials are reminding people to get information about coronavirus from credible sources after large amounts of misinformation about the illness was spread on social media.
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