Former Alberta premier Jason Kenney says Canada’s “pro-Canada” forces should actively counter separatism and that federal MPs should take a stronger public role in opposing efforts to break up the country. CBC and Global News report that Kenney argues it is time for members of Parliament to stand up to groups seeking to see Canada “torn apart,” framing his call as a shift toward more direct engagement rather than passive response. The Winnipeg Free Press presents the same message, characterizing his remarks as a push to “kick it into gear,” but does not add a different substantive angle in the material provided. Across the reports, Kenney’s central theme is that opposition to separatism should be organized and visible at the federal level, with MPs encouraged to speak out and counter separatist messaging. The excerpts provided do not include specific policy proposals, timelines, or details about particular organizations or events prompting his comments.