Two MPs, two entrepreneurs enter Conservative leadership race
With four more candidates entering the field, the total number of participants has climbed to nine.
With the Conservative leadership well underway, four more leadership hopefuls have recently announced they've joined the race to replace ousted leader Erin O'Toole.
Scott Aitchison
Scott Aitchison is the current Member of Parliament for Parry Sound—Muskoka, Ontario, a seat he's held since 2019, having previously been the mayor of Huntsville from 2014–2019. Aitchison has promised to run a campaign that won't attack his opponents, instead choosing to focus on the economy, national and global security, climate change and housing.
If we want to tackle the big challenges we face as a country, we’re going to need to do it together. Let’s lead with respect and build a Conservative Party that can win and work for all Canadians. pic.twitter.com/XGYc1kyC6v
— Scott Aitchison (@ScottAAitchison) March 19, 2022
More information about Aitchison's campaign is expected to be forthcoming on his campaign website, VoteScott.ca.
Marc Dalton
Marc Dalton is the Member of Parliament for Pitt Meadows—Maple Ridge, British Columbia. Like Aitchison, Dalton has been a Conservative MP since 2019. Before that, Dalton was a member of B.C.'s legislature, a position he held from 2009–2017.
Dalton speaks English, French and Spanish, and is proud of his Indigenous Métis ancestry.
In his campaign announcement, Dalton says that he will call for a national inquiry into the COVID pandemic, with a focus on how government contracts were doled out, whether Charter rights were violated and if the government used coercion to push vaccines.
Today I am announcing my candidacy for Leadership of the Conservative Party of Canada. https://t.co/LTchWjg4IT #cdnpoli pic.twitter.com/NKqoKvq5U3
— Marc Dalton (@MarcDalton) March 20, 2022
Rebel News reporter Drea Humphrey recently interviewed Dalton. A brief trailer of the discussion can be seen below, with the full-length interview available here.
More information about Dalton's campaign can be found on his website, MarcDalton.com.
Joseph Bourgault
Joseph Bourgault is a businessman from Saskatchewan. The CEO of Bourgault Tillage Tools, a farming equipment supplier in the town of St. Brieux, Bourgault also runs an organization called Canadians for Truth, Freedom, and Justice.
Bourgault's campaign platform includes scrapping the carbon tax, not implementing digital ID's in Canada and a promise to restore freedom to doctors and nurses.
More information on Bourgault's campaign can be found on his website, JosephBourgault.ca.
Bobby S. Singh
Bobby S. Singh is a human rights activist from the Greater Toronto Area. A Conservative Party candidate for Scarborough-Rouge Park, Singh also ran in the party's most recent leadership contest in 2020.
Singh wants to implement tax reform, create and fund a Royal Commission on health-care, plus create a $10-billion fund to fight climate change. Singh is also strongly opposed to Quebec’s Bill 21.
I am proud to announce I will be seeking the leadership of Canada’s Conservatives. https://t.co/imasFPqVNW
— Bobby S. Singh 🙏🏼❤️🇨🇦 (@BobbyForCanada) March 18, 2022
Je suis fier d'annoncer que je vais briguer la direction des conservateurs du Canada. https://t.co/imasFPqVNW#cdnpoli @CPC_HQ #BobbyForCanada #Canada pic.twitter.com/d4oA8nQ47s
More information about Singh's campaign can be found on his website, BobbySingh.ca.
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