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Tory brass trying to broker compromise on 'deal-breaker' one-member-one-vote policy
Old Canadian Alliance members pit against former PCers in Quebec and Atlantic Canada over riding association power and leadership, and policy conventions.
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It may take a compromise at the Conservative Party's national convention this week to turn down the heat on an issue bubbling up from the party's grassroots which is threatening to tear the party along regional and old party seams.
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Tory brass trying to broker compromise on 'deal-breaker' one-member-one-vote policy
Old Canadian Alliance members pit against former PCers in Quebec and Atlantic Canada over riding association power and leadership, and policy conventions.
It may take a compromise at the Conservative Party's national convention this week to turn down the heat on an issue bubbling up from the party's grassroots which is threatening to tear the party along regional and old party seams.
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