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Forget Trump, Canada candidate slays dragons to nab votes

He rides a Canada goose, slays a dragon and fist bumps an alien - and that's just in the first 30 seconds of Wyatt Scott's campaign video for the upcoming Canadian federal election.

A still from Wyatt Scott's YouTube clip (YouTube)
A still from Wyatt Scott's YouTube clip (YouTube) Source: YouTube

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Scott, an independent who is running to represent a region of rural British Columbia in the October 19 vote, posted the attention-grabbing video on YouTube in mid-June, but it went viral this week after being shared widely in online forums.

The promotional video also sees him destroying a giant robot with lasers from his eyes.

But the clip is about more than gimmicks - Scott advocates for the expansion of healthcare services and the rights of Indigenous people, while stating that "university is too damn expensive".

"I'm here to fight for Canada," he said.

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"... Change is coming to Canada and I'm here to lead that charge. Are you ready for the shift?"

The clip has been watched more than 600,000 times and attracted hundreds of comments.

"You're my new hero! I hope you kick ass sir!!" one commenter wrote, while another asked "is it possible if I can vote for you rather than any other candidates in the US???"

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(YouTube) Source: YouTube

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