Calgary police say it stems from allegations related to “multiple online interactions” on June 26. Police say Mourra was charged July 3 and his next court date is in August. Her office has since said she does not endorse the message, which Poilievre also recently told reporters he does not agree with. He said he believes the federal party supports the message he is championing based on Poilievre’s recent comments about a policy in New Brunswick. “Butt out and let provinces run schools and let parents raise kids,” Poilievre told reporters last month.

Source: thestar July 17, 2023 09:00 UTC