A lifelong resident of Provencher, Manitoba, Noel Gautron is a dedicated small business owner and logistics professional with over seven years of experience as a driver and dispatcher. As a local entrepreneur, Noel responded to Maxime Bernier’s call for PPC volunteers just 45 minutes after the announcement, driven by a sense of betrayal by the Conservative Party and his commitment to the core values of freedom and responsibility promoted by Bernier.

A passionate collector of cars and firearms, Noel has seen increasing restrictions on gun ownership, reinforcing his determination to protect his collection and that of his late father, particularly in the face of a potential Liberal-Conservative coalition.

Deeply rooted in his community, Noel’s family has lived in Manitoba since before Confederation, instilling in him a passion for history and politics. This passion led him to serve as the PPC’s Provincial Coordinator for Manitoba since February 2020 and to run as the PPC candidate for Provencher, where he earned over 16% of the vote in the 2021 federal election—the third-highest PPC result in the country.

Noel is honoured to represent the people of Provencher and remains committed to preserving Canadian values and culture, encouraging others to stand up and fight for a strong and free Canada.

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