When PPC Candidates Paul Mitchell (Red Deer – Mountain View) and/or Laura-Lynn Thompson (Red Deer – Lacombe) and/or Mark Friesen (Saskatoon – Grasswood) and/or Joseph Zelezny (Yukon) are Elected to the House of Commons
Rural Protection ActSummary: This enactment amends the storage, display, transportation and handling of firearms by individuals regulations. It also amends the definitions. Since most rural Canadians have limited access to timely police protection, the purpose of this Act is to enable effective self-defence and protection for these Canadians (on their property). The Act accomplishes this by removing the current barriers in the Firearms Act which hinder self-defence and protection in rural areas.
Property Protection Act Summary: This enactment protects the legal property owned by Canadians by authorizing them to effectively protect their legally owned property.
If you would like to help me organize a visit to your community, please call 867-322-0588 or email joseph@yukonppc.com – also we have a limited amount of lawn signs available if interested!
I will be touring around the Yukon and try to visit all the communities between now and election day. I’ve had a day job and many events daily so it hasn’t been possible earlier. Info will be updated on this page.
October 15 – Ross River – 4:30pm – 5:30pm coffee, tea & snacks @ the Ross River Recreation Centre/Arena – if you need transportation or would like to meet Joseph at your residence or work location, please reach out to arrange: 867-322-0588 or joseph@yukonppc.com
October 15 – Faro – 7pm-9pm coffee tea & snacks at the Sportsman’s Lounge / Faro Recreation Centre – if you need transportation or would like to meet Joseph at your residence or work location, please reach out to arrange: 867-322-0588 or joseph@yukonppc.com
October 16 – Carmacks – noon – lunch at the Gold Panner Restaurant if anyone wants to join and share some appetizers and chat about the PPC platform
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beware: there seem to be several errors & bias exhibited by some media that skew what I said – I have audio+video recordings + notes available for clarification
Oct 12: Interview on Howe Street – This Week in Money show with PPC leader Maxime Bernier, PPC candidate Ian Prittie and me discussing economy, investment, regulations etc: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3ucOC8Pnk0
Tuesday, Sept. 24: All Candidates Meeting hosted by the Yukon Federation of Labour, held at the Yukon College in the Pit inside the main entrance. 7:00 pm until 9:00 pm.
Wednesday, Sept 25: I’ll be addressing the Meeting of Yukon members of the National Association of Federal Retirees luncheon.
Wednesday, Sept 25, 6pm – Live PUBLIC YouTube Q & A – link will be provided here & social media shortly prior to livestream, refresh the web page if you don’t see it at 6pm.
Thursday, Sept 26 Debate around non-profit organisations at the MacBride Museum of Yukon History (1124 Front St, Whitehorse, second floor), from 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm
Candid discussion about the No Mass Immigration billboards, freedom of speech, Quiggin Report, Climate change etc. Subscribe to the channel and click the bell for notifications of future interviews with myself or other PPC candidates.
*Note1* I am well aware that the climate of the earth has been changing as long as it has existed – I don’t deny the many various ways the climate has change before and during my lifetime 🙂 I definitely don’t accept the propaganda that you or I have any meaningful affect on climate or that carbon dioxide is pollution – rather, it is the building block of life!
*Note2* Here is an excellent article debunking man-made climate change
Enjoy a candid interview on a host of topics relating to the state of things today relative to the next federal election in Canada – October 2019.
We can save Canada. The PPC is bringing together the most courageous freedom fighters today! Environment, Health, Economy, vote splitting and more all covered. Will continue with more videos in the future also.
Joseph Zelezny, of Whitehorse, has been acclaimed by the Yukon – PPC Association executive as the official candidate to represent the Yukon riding in the 2019 general election this fall.
With Maxime Bernier’s example, “it is time stand up and fight for freedom since it directly relates to prosperity”, it is time to act responsibly and be fair, respectful, and restore Canada to its former glory; a nation built on unity Canadians can be proud of. A nation that innovates and leads the world in energy, technology, health, environment, science, space, agriculture and industry.
“I am proud and excited to be representing Maxime Bernier’s People’s Party of Canada in the riding of Yukon”, Joseph said. “Maxime’s voice and message represent the opinions and perspectives of thousands of Canadians across the country who feel like the traditional political parties have ignored them in favour of political posturing and pandering. It is critical that the Constitution be respected to enable a nation where all Canadians can prosper. When prosperity abounds, we can then help solve other problems to ensure the continuous progress”, added Zelezny.
“Joseph’s knowledge and support of the People’s Party of Canada’s stance on policies and promoting the betterment of Canadians, is impressive”, said Mike Nixon, former Yukon MLA and Cabinet Minister. “He has proven to be hardworking, dedicated and loyal to the Yukon. Both Joseph and Maxime Bernier have earned my support in the upcoming federal election”, added Nixon.
Joseph also said, “countless times I’ve thought to myself, Canada could and should be the most prosperous nation on earth – we are blessed with so much abundance of natural resources and amazing people from all over the world. Why is our economy and hope for a prosperous and free future being destroyed?”
Joseph has witnessed the politics of late deteriorate much of what once made Canada world a world class destination to live, work, travel to and admire for just how free and prosperous all Canadians made it so.
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Media Contact: Mike Nixon: campaign@yukonppc.com PPC Yukon website: yukonppc.com
