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| Release date | May 2010 |
Check out The Armageddon Factor: The Rise of Christian Nationalism in Canada by Marci McDonald. It's nearly a decade old now, but it does a great job of showing how after the fall of the Reform Party and the rise of the CPC, the architects of Canada's political right used the exact same strategists and religious leaders as the American Republican Party to cement themselves as the party of religious and moral authority. From there, any other connections to the Republican Party (anti-intellectualism, climate denialism, dire fear of liberal policies, etc.) just slid right into place.
Living in Saskatchewan, it's pretty obvious that there is a significant rural population in Canada who really likes what they see coming out of the American South, especially when it comes to "religious values".