Christian Heritage Party running candidate in PG-Mackenzie

Oct 8, 2020 | 1:52 PM

PRINCE GEORGE — The Christian Heritage Party is only running five candidates in B.C., but one of them happens to be in the Prince George-Mackenzie riding.

Dee Kranz is a retired nurse, businesswoman and has raised three children in Prince George. She believes it’s time to give back to the community that has given her so much.

She says she’s disturbed by what she sees going on in society and believes it’s time to offer a voice that is different from the rest. She’s passionate about a number of issues.

“Freedom. I think our lack of free speech, our limited freedom of assembly, the economic chaos that is being created, the medical chaos that’s been created. Those are quite concerning to us.”

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As for how to address those concerns?

“I think that we need to look for solutions within Canada and not rely on external sources.”

So why did Kranz decide to run for the Christian Heritage Party?

“I feel that there’s a party that finally represents Canadians and Canada’s true values. It certainly represents my values and the difference between the Christian Heritage Party is that they really believe in family and life with Godly principles.”

by Greg Fry

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Christian Heritage Party running candidate in PG-Mackenzie

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