Fragile loyalties: Liberals and Tories embrace the Reform agenda

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The reform Party of Canada is gaining strength in Alberta, and many Liberal and Progressive Conservative politicians are changing allegiance to the Reform Party. The Reform Party's call for an end to official bilingualism and fiscal prudence in government has attracted many voters.

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Grassroots fervor: a Calgary citizens' group says Yes

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The Reform Party of Canada, an advocate for a No vote in the 1992 constitutional referendum, makes its home in Calgary, Alberta. However, the Together for Canada Committee, a citizens' group in favor of a Yes vote, is also establishing itself in Calgary with a grassroots campaign.

Elections, Constitutional amendments

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On the right track: the Alberta Tories under Premier Ralph Klein enjoy a surge in public support

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Klein has revived the Progressive Conservative Party in Alberta with his personality and management style. Support for the Tories increased 19% from Sep 1992 to Mar 1993 according to public opinion polls. Klein's appointees exhibit right-wing beliefs.

Political activity, Klein, Ralph

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