Summary
Political figure Preston Manning is exploring “independent-oriented proposals” for western Canada following the Liberals’ fourth consecutive election win. He warns that the continued leadership of Prime Minister Mark Carney, whom he labels a “threat to national unity,” could exacerbate western alienation, criticizing Carney for not committing to reversing divisive policies from the Trudeau era. Manning plans to establish a “Canada West Assembly” to discuss future actions, with initial meetings expected after Carney’s first throne speech.
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