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Could the re-emergence of the PC Party divide Alberta’s right? | The Political Panel

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July 4, 2025

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Two former UCP MLAs are trying to start a new political party under the old Progressive Conservative brand. Scott Sinclair and Peter Guthrie say the United Conservative Party is “way off base” with Albertans. The Political Panel weighs in on whether a revived PC Party could split the right-of-centre vote. Rob Brown is joined by Conservative strategist Erika Barootes and Liberal strategist Sabrina Grover.

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UCP MLAsProgressive ConservativeScott SinclairPeter GuthrieUnited Conservative PartyAlbertans The Political PanelPC PartyRob Brown

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