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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Dec 16, 2003

Page

14

Hard work begins as merged Canadian party forms

The unification of the Canadian Alliance and Progressive Conservative parties followed years of mistrust misunderstanding and failed merger attempts. Stephen Harper and Peter MacKay are credited for managing to overcome past miscommunication amid extensive talks, turning persistent efforts into a historic merger.

Canadian Alliance Progressive Conservative Stephen Harper Peter MacKay

Conservative merger approval signals new Canadian party birth

The Canadian Alliance and PC party members overwhelmingly approved merging to form the Conservative Party of Canada. Alliance members voted 95.9 percent in favor, PC members 90.4 percent. Interim leader Senator John Lynch Staunton appointed. leadership race to be held by March 19, 2004. The party aims to unify caucuses, assign roles, and lead to a general election expected in April.

Yes Canadian Alliance PC Party Conservative Party of Canada John Lynch Staunton Conservative Party Paul Martin Canada Alliance Tories Hill

Hill backs Harper as new Conservative leader

MP Jay Hill of Prince George-Peace River says the merged Conservative Party should elect a strong fresh leader. He backs Stephen Harper, notes both Harper and Peter MacKay are new to leading a party in an election. Hill sees a policy driven, emotional race and a smooth merger transition.

Prince George-Peace River Canadian Alliance Jay Hill Progressive Conservatives Conservative Party of Canada Alliance Stephen Harper Tory Peter MacKay Hill Harper Stockwell Day Preston Manning Paul Martin Martin

Small-Scale Salvage Report urges faster timber salvage permits

BC aims to streamline salvage logging with a single program and set timelines. recommendations push for 2000 cubic metres per site, broaden access to publicly owned land within the Working Forest, and speed approvals to aid small loggers amid beetle and fire salvage, with a spring 2004 ministerial response expected.

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