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I am standing up for sensible immigration policies with the PPC! We need a moratorium, stricter selection, and an end to birth tourism. It’s time to deport illegals, reduce foreign workers and refugees so Canadians can work, and withdraw from the Global Compact for Migration. Vote PPC to put Canada first! #PPC #CanadaFirst #ImmigrationReform

Choosing the less of two evils is not the solution. Pierre Poilievre fumbled a 20-point lead because he was unable to differentiate himself from Carney and offer Canadians a real conservative alternative. To name a few, Poilievre endorses mass immigration and multiculturalism, often engaging in symbolic gestures like wearing costumes and speaking foreign languages. His party unanimously supported Bill C-4, which criminalizes parents opposing their child’s gender transition. Like the Liberals, Poilievre commits to aiding Ukraine, continuing tariff disputes, upholding Paris Accord net-zero targets, will not repeal Trudeau’s costly social programs hindering on provincial autonomy or new laws to restrict gun ownership, nor eliminate the deficit. Conservative or Liberal, it’s the same. Now you have an important decision to make that will determine if we have a true conservative revival in Canada in the coming years — or not. You can either waste your vote on the fake Conservatives, who are going to spend the coming years debating if they should be moving even more to the left to win next time. Or you can contribute to making sure the PPC gets some seats this election to continue to push for reforms that the corrupt mainstream parties are ignoring. Imagine how disastrous Canadian politics would be if the PPC wasn’t doing the heavy lifting the CPC refuses to do to protect our economy, culture, values, families and sovereignty? It’s always the right time to fight the good fight! Keep this in mind when hitting the polls tomorrow. #voteppc

Are we having fun yet everybody?! Whew! What a week it's been, and it's only Thursday! Are you guys feeling the electricity in the air though? I'm buzzing with excitement leading up to this election. I really think the PPC is going to make some (PURPLE) waves by winning a few seats, and I am getting SO pumped!! We're nearly in the home stretch! Let's keep sharing the truth, PPC friends. You never know what can happen in the next week and a half... What an experience it's been so far!! What will tomorrow bring? Let's GOOOOOOOO!!!! 💜💜💜💜 #PPCMaximeBernier4PM #PPC2025 #VotePPC #voteppc2025

Hello friends, We have an essential federal election on Monday, April 28, 2025, and I would be grateful for your support. Due to riding changes in 2023, you may now be in the new Parkland Alberta riding if you previously lived in the Yellowhead or Sturgeon River–Parkland ridings. Areas in Parkland include Spruce Grove, Drayton Valley, Mayerthorpe, Stony Plain, Breton, Spring Lake, Betula Beach, Kapasiwin, Lakeview, Point Alison, Seba Beach, the Indian reserves of Enoch Cree Nation No. 135, Wabamun No. 133A & 133B, Brazeau County, Parkland County, and parts of Lac Ste. Anne County and Yellowhead County. A map is attached below for your reference. If you live in one of these areas, I would greatly appreciate your help signing the Electors Consenting to Candidacy form to meet the requirements to appear on the ballot. Signing the form is not a commitment to vote for me; it simply enables me to run. If you’re willing, please visit https://t.co/J9obwLF7eO for instructions. If you live outside Parkland or would like to support my campaign further, please visit https://t.co/F1NIOJoilT to learn more, sign up for updates, or consider donating. You may be eligible for a tax credit of up to 75% of your donation. I've attached a map below for you to look over Details are available at https://t.co/a7jWenZIvu Your donation directly supports my campaign, and every dollar will be used wisely. Thank you for your time, and I look forward to working hard to bring Parkland’s voice to the House of Commons. Sincerely, Jason Lavigne Host of The Lavigne Show PPC Candidate for Parkland, Alberta