Séan McCann was peeved to learn party Leader Ches Crosbie used Victory Song before his speech on Wednesday, which kicked off the road to the May 16 provincial election. My #VictorySong is about winning my battle over addiction and never intendedfor exploitation by ANY political party. Former federal cabinet minister Day used the Great Big Sea tune at Canadian Alliance rallies in 2000. Wasn’t intended to be a “campaign song”, but was played at campaign HQ. @seanmccannsings https://t.co/z821LUivTW —@ChesCrosbieCrosbie later responded to McCann's tweet, saying the selection was never intended as a "campaign song."

Source: CBC News April 18, 2019 08:30 UTC