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A provincial arm of a Prairie protest movement that ascended to the role of Official Opposition in the federal Parliament is now officially registered with Elections Alberta as a political party.
www.cbc.caThe party increased its total seats to 60 and became the Official Opposition. Despite this breakthrough, however, Reform failed to win any seats east of Manitoba, even losing the one Ontario seat they had. Reform was considerably hampered in its efforts to reach Francophone voters because of Manning's inability to speak fluent French. There was also a perception of the party as being anti-Quebec due to its position on official bilingualism and its opposition to the Meech Lake Accord.
wikipedia.nucleos.comNow more than ever, Canada needs to reform and modernize its political and economic systems and policies to meet the unprecedented international and domestic challenges. The political or democratic reforms we support include an elected head of the state, an elected Senate effectively representing the regions and a proportional representation electoral system. The economic reforms and policies we need include a complete overhaul of our tax system, a bold approach to international trade and...
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