Gordon Campbell

Gordon Campbell is a Canadian politician who served as Premier of British Columbia from 2001 to 2011 and earlier as mayor of Vancouver.

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Former BC premier teaming up with Manning on the Alberta separation assembly.
Criticized as a 'political has-been' lending credibility to a fringe movement that distracts from policy battles.
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Former B.C. premier, 78, joins Manning's new assembly, bringing his own political baggage to the Alberta separation push.
From a left perspective, Campbell's involvement taints the effort further, given his record of selling off public assets, reinforcing the anti-oligarch narrative.
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Former B.C. premier is co-leading the new Manning-backed Alberta sovereignty assembly.
He's criticized as a washed-up Liberal who is helping legitimize a fringe separatist movement contrary to progressive national unity.
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The former BC premier, now 78, joins Manning's Alberta separation assembly, lending his name to the referendum push.
Progressives view Campbell as a relic of corporate-friendly conservatism, and his involvement confirms the referendum is a nostalgic misadventure.
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Gordon Campbell, former B.C. premier, is co-hosting Manning's new assembly on Alberta separation.
Progressives criticize Campbell as a neoliberal has-been, and his involvement undermines the credibility of the sovereignty pitch.

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