Kenney’s campaigning could help Conservatives in B.C., hurt them in Quebec, say politicos

'He actually serves a purpose for the Liberals if he’s not careful,' says pollster Greg Lyle.

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney, pictured May 12, 2019, on the Hill with Alberta Energy Minister Sonya Savage and Conservative Senator Fabian Manning, has promised to campaign against Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberal Party in the run up to this fall's federal election, and has already begun making public statements urging Albertans not to vote Liberal. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

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BY PETER MAZEREEUW

August 12, 2019

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney is making good on his promise to campaign against the federal Liberals as the election approaches, and political observers say he could help the federal Conservatives to win seats in B.C., but could also hurt them in Quebec if he isn't care...

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