Conservatives say to win over millennials and Gen Z voters, they need to communicate better

Three young Conservative politicians offer their own party advice on how to communicate conservative ideas to the younger generations.
Tony Clement, left, Conservative MP Raquel Dancho, Alberta Minister of Children's Services Rebecca Schulz, and Conservative MP Melissa Lantsman, pictured on Saturday, May 7, 2022, at the three-day Canada Strong and Free Networking Conference in Ottawa. The panel the three women headlined was titled, 'Lessons from Conservatives' New School: How Conservatives Can be a 50% +1 Movement.' It was moderated by Clement.
Conservatives say the federal Liberals have failed to support the aspirations of millennials and Gen Z voters, but say their party is well-positioned to expand its base to Canada's young voters in the next election, however, they say they have to do a better job of communicating their party's polici...

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