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National Post
11 Apr 2024

OTTAWA — Former British prime minister Boris Johnson said he was inspired by the “dynamism” of Canadian conservatism and told a raucous crowd at the Canada Strong and Free Network conference to keep embracing the “single Anglo-Saxon idea of freedom” as the glue to unite the conservative movement.
Johnson was joined on Wednesday by former Australian prime minister Tony Abbott and moderator John O’Sullivan, a British political commentator who worked as a speechwriter for former U.K. prime minister Margaret Thatcher, to kick off the conservative networking conference in Ottawa.