.FredDeLorey: Prominent Conservatives look to start new political party
As the Conservative Party navigates the challenges posed by Maxime Bernier's People's Party of Canada on their right flank, a new political party could be set to enter the fray: Rick Peterson's Centre Ice Canadians. This development, though seemingly minor at first glance, warrants attention, as history has shown that fragmented conservative parties can lead to significant shifts in the political landscape.
Peterson, a perennial Conservative Party leadership contender, is in the process of turning his Centre Ice Canadians, formerly known as Centre Ice Conservatives, into a new political party. Assisted by Dominic Cardy, a former provincial cabinet minister and Chief of Staff to New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs, Peterson risks carving out a niche within the conservative spectrum.
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