Pandemic restriction opponents line up behind Shelly Glover’s bid for Manitoba PC leadership
Glover says she respects pandemic restrictions, garners support from many Manitobans with diverse views
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Vocal critics of Manitoba’s pandemic-related public health orders — including a protester who has been charged a dozen times — are openly campaigning for a Progressive Conservative leadership candidate who says she supports the restrictions.
Shelly Glover has the backing of Patrick Allard, who has organized several anti-mask rallies, and Karl Krebs, the organizer of a rally outside Winkler where People’s Party of Canada Leader Maxime Bernier violated quarantine requirements by refusing to isolate upon entering Manitoba, according to social media posts.
A self-described “law-and-order candidate” who follows the rules, Glover said she adheres to the health orders and has called on Manitobans to do the same.
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