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CaPQ announced their candidate

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Brett Thoms

Pontiac August 24, 2022

The Canadian Party of Quebec (CaPQ) announced that Will Twolan will be its candidate in the Pontiac last Tuesday.

“Will Twolan hails from the Pontiac, and he brings . . .

strong convictions regarding language rights, and healthcare access – not to mention a unique, rural English-speaking Quebec perspective to the party. We are proud to have him represent the Pontiac, a riding we intend to win in the election,” said CaPQ leader Colin Standish in a press release announcing Twolan’s candidature.

THE EQUITY will reach out to Twolan for an interview in the coming weeks.

Will Twolan is the son of Bill and the late Jane Twolan of Breckenridge in the Municipality of Pontiac. He is 21 years old and is studying law and communications at Ottawa University.

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