Ede

“I have a motivation to protect this country that has invited me in and to ensure that its economic and social and political constructions remain intact,” Ede said.

Among them is John Ede, 45, who moved from Nigeria to Vancouver to get a masters degree in public policy and global affairs in 2017.

Ede also found himself agreeing with the party’s stance on immigration: that the number of new immigrants be vastly reduced, and those living in the country on expired visas be deported.

The jump will be done in two waves and those involved will land at the same location at Ginkel Heath, near the Dutch town of Ede.

Meanwhile, Augustin represents the EDE/RED political party, founded by former Prime Minister Claude Joseph, and Gilles represents the Dec. 21 agreement, which is associated with f ormer Prime Minister Ariel Henry, who recently resigned.