There’s more to Jason Kenney than he allows to meet the eye

The Alberta politician isn’t the villainous, heartless character out to destroy the planet, as some of his political opponents ridiculously try to characterize him.

For those who know him, the ‘political animal’ persona doesn’t properly reflect the human side United Conservative Party Leader Jason Kenney has avoided showing publicly, writes Tim Powers.The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Opinion

BY TIM POWERS

April 17, 2019

OTTAWA—By the time you read this column, Jason Kenney is likely to be the premier-elect of Alberta. Barring yet another Alberta surprise, Kenney will take the national stage again, this time as a first minister. A lot has already been written about how that will impact federal political dynamics ...

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