Dane Lloyd

Voter turnout will be critical.

What that made clear to me is that this needs to be a campaign that’s focused on reminding people of our love for our country, that it’s fundamental and that, yes, there needs to be change to the status quo.

As you know, during referendums the voter turnout can be very low. And I think it’s critically important that we engage at least the 1.4 million Albertans that voted Conservative in the last election to get out and vote for a stronger…

We’re talking about pipelines again as a country.

It’s a campaign that recognizes that the status quo is not all right.

Ottawa does need to change, but that doesn’t mean leaving Canada.

What was universal was that every single one of those people viewed themselves as a patriotic Canadian.

We are the largest political demographic in Alberta.

We know the status quo needs to change. But our problem is not with Canada.

Canadians are, rightly, very concerned, when we’ve seen multiple cases in the past number of years, related people who have been given national security classifications who have been found to be committing acts of espionage,