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Former United Conservative MLAs Resuscitating Alberta's Once-Dominant PC Party

  • On Wednesday, independent MLAs Peter Guthrie and Scott Sinclair announced on the Real Talk podcast their effort to revive the Progressive Conservative Association of Alberta as a UCP alternative by collecting signatures for re-registration.
  • After their expulsion from the UCP for opposing a $5.2 billion deficit budget, Sinclair and Guthrie have sought to revive the PCs as an alternative party.
  • Records from Elections Alberta show an unnamed Albertan reserved the PC name, which Guthrie and Sinclair must gather 8,900 signatures to re-register the party.
  • Reviving the PCs could split conservative votes, risking an NDP victory without a new centre-right option, as Guthrie warns.
  • Over the longer term, reviving the PC party aims to reshape Alberta politics, with a 2015 end to the 44-year dynasty and a November signature deadline illustrating the long-term stakes.
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The Globe & Mail broke the news in Canada on Wednesday, July 2, 2025.
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