Hello, Abbotsford-South Langley!

March 28, 2025 | Langley BC

Aeriol Alderking, the People's Party of Canada for Abbotsford-South Langley, has been an outspoken voice and qualified advocate for people in the central Fraser Valley for decades.

As a treasurer, Aeriol Alderking kept two buildings functioning during COVID to make sure the addiction recovery programs continued to support people during lockdowns.

While acting as the president of the Fraser Valley Conservancy, she brought fiscal responsibility to ensure the protection of our land and endangered species.

She was team lead with the Breakfast Club, providing nutritious meals for Abbotsford Middle School.

Aeriol Alderking's advocacy work assisting seniors, tenants and landlords, family transitions, writing affidavits for children and student educational issues.

Aeriol was an advocate for parental rights for 30 years beginning with the Toronto School Board protest through to Anti-SOGI protests. Assisted the Sikh community to understand the layers of legislation leading up to SOGI.

"Without free speech, we cannot defend our right to our own beliefs and opinions. Parental rights are critical to the well-being of children. All life matters."

Aeriol Alderking volunteers with the Multicultural Society. She participates in PAC, DPAC, and BCCPAC representatives writing resolutions dealing with suicide in youth and emergency funding to keep parents engaged at the provincial level. $10 million dollars was given to PACs across the province as a result.

She led a missions trip to Gitxsan territory to provide support for ending suicide in youth and continued to provide hospital visitations and prayer support for members of their community.

Aeriol Alderking founded Radically Free Youth (FB) to address gang murders in Abbotsford, putting on five major youth events, including Battle of the Bands and Technique Warz competitions. The Abbotsford Police Department invited our speaker, Amir Javid, to speak in all the schools in Abbotsford to prevent gang recruitment.

"In an election, every vote must be earned. No one gets a free pass based on previous performance."

"As a single mother, I ran my own business, arranging my hours of work around my children’s schedules. I taught them entrepreneurial values as they assisted me in fundraising for the Kidney Foundation. They are both world travellers.

My son is in Sales Management, and his wife, a nurse, have been married 16 years, raising two beautiful children in their own home in Mission. My daughter is an inductee in the Goldenkey International Honor Society for her achievements in Economics MA. She now has her own home in Ottawa working with the federal government."

Aeriol Alderking's philosophy of community care, fiscal responsibility, and responsible government is well-aligned with the People's Party of Canada's four pillars of freedom, respect, fairness, and responsibility.

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Note from your PPC Fraser Valley Regional Association

The Fraser Valley Regional Association of the People's Party of Canada supports the districts of

• Abbotsford-South Langley, candidate Aeriol Alderking

• Chilliwack-Hope, candidate Jeff Galbraith

• Mission-Matsqui-Abbotsford, candidate Kevin Sinclair

Help fellow like-minded Canadians who want a Canada that stands for Freedom, Respect, Fairness, and Responsibility at all levels of governance. Help us defend the Constitution of Canada so that its guarantees are made fully available for all citizens of Canada.

Party Membership Renew or buy your PPC Membership and your funds will be used locally to support candidate pre-election events and promotions.

Donate to Restore Freedom! We have a variety of projects to which you may donate. You may donate up to $1,750 for 2025 at the district level and to Jeff Galbraith's campaign, for a total maximum contribution of $3,500.

Volunteer your valuable time and energy to local public relations efforts to raise awareness of the People's Party of Canada. We need physical help to get the message out to like-minded Canadians.

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