Bernier Shares: Pepper Spray and Cabinet Minister

bernier shares: Quebec rival Maxime Bernier, meanwhile, is adding a high-powered endorsement to his list of supporters former cabinet minister Tony Clement, who will also serve as a special adviser, according to Guelph Mercury. Clement says Bernier shares his values and is the right choice to lead the party and the country. Ontario MP Kellie Leitch, who has already urged screening immigrants for what she calls anti-Canadian values, is now proposing changes to the law that would allow people to carry pepper spray for self-defence. Leitch, whose edgy campaign has been trawling the party right wing, says the law isnt clear on pepper spray it illegal to possess, but its use in self-defence doesnt necessarily lead to charges. The field of candidates for the Conservative leadership vote, scheduled for May of next year, has swelled to 14. She says legalizing it for self-defence would strengthen the rights of women to protect themselves. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.