
Belanger believes Liberals can provide stable governance for Canadians
Buckley Belanger, the Liberal candidate for Desnethé-Missinippi-Churchill River in the upcoming federal election, believes his party can provide stable governance for the country moving forward.
Belanger is a longtime Saskatchewan politician having first become an MLA for the Liberals in 1995, before joining the NDP in 1998. He continued in that role until his resignation in 2021 to run as a Liberal in that year’s federal election. Belanger lost that race to former Conservative MP Gary Vidal and he was subsequently voted as the mayor of Ile-a-la Crosse in 2024.
Belanger is confident he has the knowledge to build a strong connection with Ottawa.
“It’s important we talk about connection because that’s why I am running and that’s who I am,” he explained.