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Conservative Party Hasn’t Learned From Past Mistakes

Conservative Party Hasn’t Learned From Past Mistakes
Conservative Party Leader Erin O'Toole holds a press conference on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on March 9, 2021. The Canadian Press/Sean Kilpatrick
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Political party conventions can be a great mechanism for party renewal and invigoration. These gatherings can unite the party faithful and build momentum.

With a federal election looming while national support for his party continues to dwindle, Conservative Party of Canada (CPC) Leader Erin O‘Toole desperately needed a breakthrough in the 2021 convention. But instead of pursuing unity, O’Toole and party brass decided to go to war with their own membership with a foolish policy resolution specifically stating that the party believes climate change is real. The resolution failed and blew up in the leadership’s face.

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Cory Morgan
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Cory Morgan is a columnist based in Calgary.
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