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Chuck and Deb Strahl offered their thanks to the family, friends, and volunteers gathered at the Best Western Rainbow Country Inn election night. It was a great campaign, everyone worked hard, and the solid support at the polls in Fraser Valley was truly heartwarming.
Just days before the election, Chuck Strahl had the chance to talk to local reporters about the campaign and how it went.
Chuck Strahl chatted with the army of volunteers who will act as scrutineers on Election Day. They will be on hand at the polls to keep an eye out for irregularities, and play a key role in our democratic process, and were at the campaign office Nov. 21 for a training session.
The Martins – Stockwell Day’s Abbotsford relatives – were out in support of Fraser Valley Alliance candidate Chuck Strahl and the Party cause Nov. 16. The whole family set out to help distribute some of the 10,000 Alliance platforms distributed to Abbotsford homes during the day.
It was almost like a caucus officers’ meeting with Alliance House Leader Chuck Strahl chatting about the federal election with Party Whip John Reynolds at Strahl’s fundraiser Nov. 15.
West Vancouver – Sunshine Coast Alliance MP John Reynolds chatted up the room at Fraser Valley MP Chuck Strahl’s fundraiser Nov 15 before he offered a rousing speech about the corruption of the Liberals and the Alliance path to election victory.
West Vancouver – Sunshine Coast Alliance MP John Reynolds, who is co-chair of the election campaign in BC, offered a snapshot of the successful campaign the Alliance is running in BC and across the country.

Chuck Strahl got down to business – introducing his House of Commons seatmate and pointing out why this country needs an Alliance government to get rid of the Liberals wasteful and arrogant ways.

Youth were out in full force at Fraser Valley MP Chuck Strahl’s fundraiser Nov. 15 and both Strahl and West Vancouver – Sunshine Coast Alliance MP John Reynolds were pleased to meet with the next generation to take on a role in the Canadian political scene.
Chuck Strahl took part in the all-candidate’s debate at the University College of the Fraser Valley’s Chilliwack Campus November 15. Chuck laid out his platform for youth – give them hope by paying down the debt they will inherit, revamping the student loans system, and a tax cut plan that will encourage skilled workers, entrepreneurs and our talented young people to stay in Canada.
Our children are our future and Chuck Strahl met the future when his visited this class from Chilliwack’s F.G. Leary Elementary School November 14. Strahl spoke about his role as an MP and answered questions about government, his family, and the election process.
Families are the cornerstone of Canadian society and Chuck Strahl and the Canadian Alliance want to make sure families are left with a little more money after taxes, are able to keep their children safe, and have the access to health care they need. Strahl spoke to this family and close to 75 people at his “Join me – It’s a Time for Change” Rally in Yarrow Nov. 9.
Chuck Strahl laid out the Canadian Alliance’s guarantee of a bright future for public health care and its positive vision for our nation to close to 75 people at his “Join me – It’s a Time for Change” Rally in Yarrow Nov. 9.
Chuck Strahl met with 80 residents of Country Park Village in Chilliwack Nov.  8, to talk about the rent-increase crisis the homeowners face because their  homes are on native land and the regular rules don't apply there. Strahl told  the crowd there must be changes so the rules apply equally to all Canadians.
Chuck Strahl was at HUB Motors in Abbotsford Nov. 7 pumping gas to highlight  the Liberal Government's gasoline tax grab. Strahl told motorists the Alliance would cut the taxes on gas and stop applying the GST on top of all the other fuel taxes.
Chuck Strahl laid out the Canadian Alliance's positive vision for ourcountry -- a health care system that can never again be gutted by politicians, a government that respects families, and tax breaks for all Canadians -- at his Abbotsford "Join Me It's a Time for Change" rally November 2. 
Close to 200 people came out to Chuck Strahl's "Join me - It's a time for change" rally at the Rancho in Abbotsford on Thursday night. Chuck talked about the Canadian Alliance plan to legislate stable, long-term public health care funding to prevent a government like the present Liberal one from ever again gutting $25 billion from our Medicare system. Chuck will speak again on Thursday night in Yarrow. 
Canadians young and old are joining together with the Canadian Alliance in this time for change. Trinity Western student Jennifer Hamel talked about the stake her generation has in change when she intorduced Chuck at the Abbotsford "Join Me - It's a Time for Change" rally on November 2.
Canadian Alliance Candidate Chuck Strahl shares a laugh with the crowd of more than 300 people at his Join Me – It’s a Time for Change rally Wednesday night at the Rhombus Hotel. He told the crowd the Canadian Alliance would guarantee funding for public health care, and get rid of the present government philosophy of using taxpayer funds to reward political friends and pick winners and losers in society. Strahl travels to Yukon this weekend for a rally in support of Alliance candidate Jim Kenyon.
Fraser Valley Alliance Candidate Chuck Strahl chatted with Chilliwack residents Saturday night about the Canadian Alliance and its positive vision for Canada at his Chilliwack campaign office official opening Saturday night. Close to 150 people were in attendance. Strahl will kick off the campaign in Chilliwack 7:30 p.m. Wednesday with his “It’s a Time for Change Rally” at the Rhombus Hotel.
Chuck Strahl threw open the doors of the Abbotsford campaign office at 2426 Pauline Street (across from Dragon Fort) Friday afternoon and met with dozens of supporters and people seeking more information about his campaign and the Canadian Alliance. He will open the Chilliwack campaign office at 46017 Victoria Street (old Chilliwack General Store) with a speech at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, October 28.
Fraser Valley Canadian Alliance candidate Chuck Strahl puts the finishing touches on the sign in front of the Chilliwack Campaign Office at 46017 Victoria Street Monday morning, with the ladder assistance of campaign manager Duncan Goguillot. The office has available for pick up both lawn signs and literature, and is also signing up volunteers and members. Chuck will officially open the office 7:30 p.m. Saturday, October 28, with a speech on the Canadian Alliance’s positive vision for Canada.
Youth were front and centre September 7 when Jared Kuehl and Jennifer Hamel introduced Chuck Strahl when he was confirmed as the Canadian Alliance Fraser Valley candidate in the election.


Authorized by Dwight Martin, Official Agent for Chuck Strahl