MPs face test of national unity at Canada Day and Calgary Stampede events in Alberta
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Summary
The article discusses how Canada Day and the Calgary Stampede present an opportunity for MPs to demonstrate Canadian nationalism and unity in Alberta this summer. It focuses on the challenge for federalist politicians to prioritize national pride over partisan politics during these events, with particular attention on how they will be watched to see if they can avoid turning the occasion into a political battleground.
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· 2 pulledCanada Day and the Calgary Stampede will draw eyes and attention, and the MPs who say they are going to be standing up for the country will be watched to see if they can truly use the opportunity to put country before party and not turn this campaign into yet another partisan battlefield.
This summer, the epicentre for Canadian nationalism may very well converge on Alberta as federalists make a push
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