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Provencher has been represented by Ted Falk (Conservative) since 2013. Falk won the riding for the Conservatives in 2019 with 31,821 votes (65.9%). As in the 2019 race, Falk will face Liberal candidate Trevor Kirczenow, a transgender activist. 

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Provencher has been represented by Ted Falk (Conservative) since 2013. Falk won the riding for the Conservatives in 2019 with 31,821 votes (65.9%). As in the 2019 race, Falk will face Liberal candidate Trevor Kirczenow, a transgender activist. 

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