US EditionFormer B.C. premier Christy Clark won’t enter federal election race
- Former British Columbia Premier Christy Clark announced she will not run in the federal election race.
- Clark decided in January after retracting a claim about her Conservative Party membership.
- She previously stepped back from the Liberal leadership race, citing insufficient time and connection with Francophone Canadians.
- Clark expressed concerns about Pierre Poilievre becoming prime minister, saying, 'we all saw the danger that Poilievre was going to create for the country.
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Former BC Premier Christy Clark Says She Won’t Run in Federal Election
Former British Columbia Premier Christy Clark has announced she will not run as a candidate in the upcoming federal election. Clark’s March 24 announcement on social media said she had received “encouragement and good wishes” from Liberals and others across the country but it did not provide an explanation for her decision not to pursue candidacy. “Many thanks to all of you, but I won’t be running as a candidate in this election,” Clark wrote. “…
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