Posted on 22/03/04
New leader uses conservative clique for aid, direction
TORONTO -- The creation of Canada's Conservative Party has been billed as a merger of two equal partners.But when new leader Stephen Harper looks outside himself for advice and organizational help, it will be to a group of mostly hard-c conservatives, some of whom have travelled the road from the early days of Preston Manning's Reform Party.
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