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Former federal politician who once faked radio interview looks to re-enter politics
- Rahim Jaffer plans to run for mayor in Edmonton's October election, aiming to re-enter politics after his previous controversies and departure from Parliament.
- In 2001, Rahim Jaffer faced backlash after an aide impersonated him during a national radio interview, which garnered significant media attention.
- After losing his seat in 2008, Jaffer was charged with impaired driving and drug possession, later pleading guilty to careless driving.
- On his campaign website, Jaffer promises to be tough on crime and aims to give Edmonton a 'hard reset' that he believes it needs.
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Former federal politician who once faked radio interview looks to re-enter politics
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Former federal politician who once faked radio interview plans to run for mayor in Edmonton – EMEA Tribune – Latest News – Breaking News – World News
By Aaron Sousa The Canadian Press Posted June 25, 2025 7:04 pm 1 min read Descrease article font size Increase article font size A former member of Parliament w
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