Canadians for Truth & Veterans for Freedom Event, Protecting Canada’s Sovereignty June 15th

2024-05-04

Canadians for Truth & Veterans for Freedom Event, Protecting Canada’s Sovereignty June 15th

May 4, 2024 | Blog, General News

Canadians for Truth & Veterans for Freedom Event, Protecting Canada's Sovereignty June 15th

Join Canadians for Truth & Veterans for Freedom at their June 15th event and hear Canadian Veterans dive into Canada’s current landscape, offering invaluable insights and actionable strategies. There will be six presentations, an opportunity to network, and the evening ends with Fire & Ice with Theo Fleury

Saturday, June 15, 2024
12 pm | Doors Open
1pm – 9:30pm **For the full schedule, click the link below
Location: Legacy Place, Red Deer

Click here for more information and access to purchase your ticket!

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