Conservative party drops Quebec candidate who said massacre survivor was playing ‘victim game’ | Unpublished
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Author: Kyle Duggan
Publication Date: April 4, 2025 - 16:30

Conservative party drops Quebec candidate who said massacre survivor was playing ‘victim game’

April 4, 2025
Liberal candidate Nathalie Provost says she wants to see Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre call out “shameful” comments by a Conservative candidate Simon Payette who accused her of playing the “victim game” in her quest for stronger gun regulations.A Conservative spokesperson confirms the party has now dropped Payette as a candidate – just the latest in a slew of candidates shed by the Liberals and Conservatives this week over contentious comments, ahead of Monday’s nomination deadline.Provost, who survived the 1989 École Polytechnique massacre, says she was left speechless by some of the comments that tarnish the memory of her classmates subject to the worst mass-murder of women in Canadian history.


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