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Three former Canadian premiers – at least two of whom have at one point denounced the perils of “American-style politics” – have been announced as the face of a new movement seeking to recruit Canadians for American politics. 

The group “Canadians for Kamala” announced Thursday it had been endorsed by former B.C. premier Christy Clark, former Ontario premier Kathleen Wynne, and former Alberta premier Rachel Notley. 

The group is seeking Canadian citizens to assist with the presidential campaign of Democratic nominee Kamala Harris. Specifically, the Canadians would act as volunteer canvassers in Philadelphia.

“Hear why we’re coming together to rally behind Vice President Kamala Harris and how you can take action as a volunteer,” reads a Canadians for Kamala social media post.