A Federal Election Without Hate or Division: A Call for Unity

In an emotive letter that was published by Regina Leader-Post on March 27, 2025, Terry, a concerned citizen, emphasized having a federal election that is not tainted with hate, division, and interference. The letter faults leaders who create separation and calls for the emphasis of unity and constru...

In an emotive letter that was published by Regina Leader-Post on March 27, 2025, Terry, a concerned citizen, emphasized having a federal election that is not tainted with hate, division, and interference. The letter faults leaders who create separation and calls for the emphasis of unity and constructive dialogue. Terry says, "A poor leader is one who divides. A true leader doesn't create separation but brings people together." As Canada heads towards its April 28 federal election, voters are urged to look for candidates who espouse inclusiveness and address number one national issues like healthcare, education, and economic security. The letter points out that elections should unite communities and not polarize them. It urges citizens to want better for Canada and its people. It is particularly poignant against the backdrop of global political tensions and crises. Source: Regina Leader Post