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Ontario Tories moving right News Article

(The following editorial appeared in the June 21st edition of the Toronto Star)

The provincial Progressive Conservative party is about to take a long leap to the right side of the political spectrum.

There are four candidates in the race for a new PC leader to replace John Tory, who stepped down in the spring after losing a by-election bid for a seat in the Legislature. All of them are well to the right of Tory, a moderate who tried to steer the party back to the centre after the neo-conservative Mike Harris era.

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