These are 4 conservative candidates that have fallen in 2 days star-news.press/wp
It has less than two weeks in the federal election campaign, the Conservative Party of Canada has shortened four candidates from the race.
Three candidates in Ontario, Quebec and British Columbia removed Tuesday, while the fourth Wednesday started.
The Conservative Pierre Poilievre Litigation was asked Thursday, and said that the forced process is stronger than all other aspects. “
“That’s why we have zero tolerance for anyone who plays unacceptable,” said Kingston, Kingston, in a campaign.
Removing candidates from the country’s veteran campaign and some strategists said that the conservative must reset.
Here are the reasons why we know, candidates and dismissal.
Mark McKenzie, Windsor City Councilor. The first to be removed from the first class list was Tuesday.
McKenzie Windsor-Tecumseh-Tecumseh-Lakeshore was on the Ontario horse.
Mark McKenzie said as a conservative candidate for the notes on a podcast.
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The global news of a conversation said Tuesday, the party suggested that the former Prime Minister Justin Trudueau suggested because of the past comments in the podcast, in the face of the death penalty.
McKenzie said in 2022 when he organized a comedian podcast while he was “a joke” and regretting it. In Podcast, he also provided support for public pendants.
Mackenzie said his comments came out of context, that he doesn’t know next to them.
“At that time my host was not a fan of Justin Trudeau, so we said about public pendants in other countries. It was a joke. He was a comedy podcast, right?” Mckenzie said.
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Tuesday morning he said he received a call from the party to his podcast and did it for commenting.
Soon, before the audio files have been sending the time, Mckenzie received another call from the top party brass, no longer riding the candidate, he said.
He said he was disappointed that the party does not want a candidate, but he admitted that his sleeve was “notice” in bad taste. “
Stefan Marques Laurier’s Riding of Laurier – Sainte-Marie worked for stories.
In a message of xMarquis said that Tuesday morning received a call from one of the provincial party operations managers and told that he would not be a candidate for Conservatives.
“Note that the people within the party are said to have” certainly consulted last Twitter-x posts and I think it’s enough reasons to end our political cooperation. “He wrote the marks.
The Marquis did not cultivate them in detail, but the conservatives criticized from their decision, saying that the party cut a “proven” complicated political landscape.
For more information, the global news came to the conservative party.
“Mr. Marquis is no longer the Conservative Party of the Canadian candidate,” the party said in a statement, without cultivation.
Lourence Singh was a third conservative candidate for falling on Tuesday.
The Singh party was the Westminster-Burnaby-Maillardville New Columbia for the British horse.
A spokesman for conservative parties told his global news on an email statement, Tuesday afternoon Singh will be “not candidates” for them.
The spokesperson did not give a reason to get rid of it.
In an email reporting on the new Wednesday, Singh said he gave him a “reason” for his release on a nine-minute phone call on Tuesday, but he didn’t say what it was.
“It’s no longer able to re-enter comments,” he said.
The conservative candidate Don Patel was in operation in the northern Toronto horse in Etobicoke.
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Conservatives removed the fourth candidate for two days at the end of Wednesday.
Don Patel Etobicoke was in the northern Toronto area.
A conservative party spokesman said the party dropped the Patel, deported to India and protecting the idea of deporting the Prime Minister of Narendra, can be responsible for these modi nonsense. “
“An unacceptable statement like this is unacceptable,” the spokesman said.
“Conservative party will always be there for Canadian safety and security.”
What about other parties?
In the Conservative camp, after another federal candidate in Paul Chiang, he announced as a candidate in Markham-Unionville if he riding Markham-Unionville, commented in January.
Mark Carney’s party leader said before this decision said that the notes were “deep offensive” but Chiang “that” my confidence. “
On a Edmonton campaign, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh was discussed on liberal and conservative candidates.
So far he said, his party has no similar situations.
“If things arise, however, we will make the best decision for our people, for our democracy, so we will be ready for that,” Singh said.
– Global news files’ Sean previl
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2025-04-03 18:19:00
