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“I think very few people in Canada are seeking - to regulate any public expressions of individuals' religions.”

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Jason Kenney is a prominent Canadian politician born on May 30, 1968. He served as the Minister of National Defence and held several important positions in federal politics. Known for his conservative stance, Kenney is particularly recognized for his policies on immigration and refugees. His political career began at the provincial level, where he rose quickly and held multiple positions in the Alberta government. more

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