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Braid: After huge meeting, social conservatives completely control Danielle Smith's party - Vimarsana News

Braid: After huge meeting, social conservatives completely control Danielle Smith's party

Don Braid: A general meeting that focused almost entirely on social-cultural issues shows social conservatives in complete control of UCP.

Opinion: The UCP base's push on divisive social issues is a dilemma for Danielle Smith - Vimarsana News

Opinion: The UCP base's push on divisive social issues is a dilemma for Danielle Smith

At the recent AGM, a clear majority of UCP members aligned with the views of the strident conservative movement Take Back Alberta

Braid: After huge meeting, social conservatives completely control Danielle Smith's party - Vimarsana News

Braid: After huge meeting, social conservatives completely control Danielle Smith's party

Don Braid: A general meeting that focused almost entirely on social-cultural issues shows social conservatives in complete control of UCP.

Social conservatives now in complete control of Danielle Smith's party - Vimarsana News

Social conservatives now in complete control of Danielle Smith's party

Don Braid: A general meeting that focused almost entirely on social-cultural issues shows social conservatives in complete control of UCP.

Alberta UCP activists want 'control' of party board — but to do what with it, exactly? - Vimarsana News

Alberta UCP activists want 'control' of party board — but to do what with it, exactly?

A surge of conservative activists at this week's party AGM want Danielle Smith's party to hear its voice on medical rights and transgender issues. But a UCP president and executive can't really influence provincial policy, political veterans say.

Source: cbc.ca