Conservative leader Erin O'Toole held an in-person rally on Tuesday in Richmond Hill.
O'Toole's appearance comes one day after unveiling his party's 160-page platform—something that O'Toole would continually promote during the rally, with a focus on rebuilding Canada's economy post-COVID.
Erin O'Toole: "Unlike the current Prime Minister I did a few things before I ran for office." pic.twitter.com/dwuio0v7VC
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Conservative Party leader Erin O’Toole: “There isn’t a choice between the Liberals, the NDP, and the Greens. They’re all the same, and they’re all part of the problem.” pic.twitter.com/OWDWg6GjGQ
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During the event, O'Toole would blast Trudeau's election timing, saying that the Liberals should be "singularly focused on stopping the Delta variant, and supporting hard-hit business owners," saying that Trudeau's Liberals "only care about themselves" and that the incumbents should focus on Canada's interests rather and their political interests.
Erin O'Toole: "The timing of this election is reckless ... A leader who cared about the best interests of Canada would be straining every fiber of their body to get Canada back on track." pic.twitter.com/6NPRavEbWj
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O'Toole's plan also put major focus on what he called the second health crisis—the mental health of young people throughout Canada. O'Toole said that his party would put major emphasis on mental health needs, as drug and alcohol abuse saw record highs in 2020.
Conservative leader Erin O'Toole announces that his party would have a national mental health action plan, as well as a plan for Canada to produce that it needs for future pandemics: "Not vaccines made in China." pic.twitter.com/kNHdyFktkd
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Erin O’Toole criticizes Justin Trudeau’s admiration of Communist China, says he most admired Canada and that “if we did deep for that true patriot love,” he believes “our best days are ahead of us.” pic.twitter.com/Gwe6RpHRvo
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O'Toole has said that he will continue to do in-person and virtual meetings, though he preferred seeing faces and hearing people clap "in-person."
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