After his personal info may have been exposed by Alberta separatists, Kenney says he thinks it was no accident
Former Alberta premier Jason Kenney says he does not think it was an accident that his personal information was allegedly compromised after learning it may have been exposed during an online meeting hosted by a pro-separatist organization.
“Out of five million people in Alberta they chose me to publicize my personal information in the most explicit way, that wasn’t by accident. It’s borderline incitement,” he said in an interview with CBC News on Thursday.
Earlier this week, the Alberta NDP said it obtained a video of the meeting where, in front of Centurion Project supporters and some United Conservative Party caucus staff, Kenney’s name was searched and his private information was shown on screen. CBC News has not seen the video.
“Out of five million people in Alberta they chose me to publicize my personal information in the most explicit way, that wasn’t by accident. It’s borderline incitement,” he said in an interview with CBC News on Thursday.
Earlier this week, the Alberta NDP said it obtained a video of the meeting where, in front of Centurion Project supporters and some United Conservative Party caucus staff, Kenney’s name was searched and his private information was shown on screen. CBC News has not seen the video.