Christian Heritage Party leader to speak in Winnipeg Saturday

Posted: 1:41 PM CDT Friday, Sep. 4, 2015

The leader of the Christian Heritage Party of Canada will be in Winnipeg this weekend to talk about his party’s platform, which focuses on a Christian approach to public policy and being socially and fiscally conservative.

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Rod Taylor will be at Canada Inns Garden City at 2100 McPhillips St. on Saturday, introducing the party’s Manitoba candidates and speaking about the party’s platform. The party currently lists three candidates in the province.

The CHP got 0.1 per cent of all votes cast in the 2011 federal election, with 0.3 per cent of the vote in Manitoba. Outside of the five parties that won seats in the House of Commons, the CHP had the most votes out of the other parties that didn’t win seats.