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What party is Stephen Harper?
It is Conservative Party Of Canada. Before, it was the Canadian Aliance Party then the party merged with the Progressive Conservatives to be the Conservatives.
Which Canadian riding has the most seats?
Conservative party.
Conservative party of Canada?
The Conservative Party of Canada is a center-right to right-wing party in Canada that supports traditional Canadian values.
When was Progressive Conservative Party of Canada created?
Progressive Conservative Party of Canada was created in 1867.
Which Canadian political party nominated the Prime Minister?
The Prime Minister of Canada, Stephen Harper, leads the Conservative Party. He was nominated as leader of the Conservative Party in 2002.
What are the main four parties in Canadian federal election?
Liberal Party, Conservative Party, The Bloc Quebecois, and The New Democratic Party
What happened to the progressive conservative and reform parties?
The Reform Party became the Canadian Alliance party in attempt to represent more people across Canada than just the West. In 2003 the Canadian Alliance and Progressive Conservatives merged to become the Conservative Party led by Harper.
What party forms the present government of Canada?
Stephen Joesph Harper is Currently the prime minister he is leader of the newly merged Progressive Conservative/ Canadian Alliance parties
Is Canadian government more liberal than the American?
The most left wing American party is more right winged than the most conservative Canadian political party.
What is the largest political party in Canada?
The Conservative Party of Canada with a membership of 10 million nearly 1/3 of the Canadian population
Who is Donald W. Munro?
Donald W. Munro was a Progressive Conservative Party member of the Canadian House of Commons.
In which part of the House of Commons can we find the Conservative Party of Canada?
The Conservative Party of Canada is typically found on the right side of the House of Commons. Members of the Conservative Party sit in designated seats on that side, which is traditionally reserved for opposition parties. The seating arrangement reflects the party's status as one of the major political parties in Canada.
