conservative party of canada

The Tory leadership candidates are all running from the Harper legacy—in extreme and ugly ways. Why none of it spells disaster for the next leader.

Columnist Scott Gilmore is hosting events on modernizing—or maybe remaking—the Conservative Party

He spends most of his time in the U.S. He doesn’t speak French. Yet the reality star and businessman is a frontrunner of the Conservative leadership race.

A split party isn’t a good idea, says Chuck Strahl—an MP who’s seen a divided conservative movement up close

The Conservatives will surely survive their leadership race, says Paul Wells. But everything else isn’t so clear.

Conservatives were given their first chance in a decade to reach out to people who hadn’t considered them before. So far, they haven’t done that.

Michael Chong has earned jeers and plaudits over his carbon-pricing plan. One problem: It might just be a waste of time.

The field is so crowded, policy talk is being drowned out. But the party’s peculiar voting system ensures it’s still anyone’s race to win.

When MPs faced-off in Ottawa for a ’spirited’ game of hockey, things got a bit chippy—and the Tories crushed the Liberals

It’s so cringe-inducing, it begs to be shared. For Leitch’s purposes, that’s all that matters.