The Role Of Political Parties In Canada
Political parties play a very important role in elections. The Canadian political parties are the Conservative party, the Liberal party, the new Democratic Party, and many other parties. The conservative party first founded by John A. Macdonald who was the prime minister of Canada in the nineteenth century. Conservative party is the Canada first organized political party which supported the union of British North American colonies in 1867 (Mintz et al. 202). Business, religious, and reform faction were elements in the development of the conservative party. According to Mintz et al., “the conservatives became a unified party in parliament in the 1870” (202). According to Mintz et al., “Conservative party formed through merger of Progressive
Conservative and Canadian Alliance” (203). The new conservative party advocates tax cuts and support traditional social values (Mintz et al. 203).
In 1880s the liberal party become a unified party in the parliament (Mintz et al. 203-204). The liberalism is the principle of liberal party. The liberal party is defender of the 1982 Charter of Rights and Freedoms (204).
Conservative and Canadian Alliance” (203). The new conservative party advocates tax cuts and support traditional social values (Mintz et al. 203).
In 1880s the liberal party become a unified party in the parliament (Mintz et al. 203-204). The liberalism is the principle of liberal party. The liberal party is defender of the 1982 Charter of Rights and Freedoms (204).