Progressive Conservative Party Explained

Progressive Conservative Party prominently refers to a group of Canadian political parties that are distinct and on the centre-right of the political spectrum:

National

• Progressive Conservative Party of Canada, merged into the modern-day Conservative Party of Canada in 2003

Provincial and territorial

• Progressive Conservative Association of Alberta, merged with the United Conservative Party in 2017
• Progressive Conservative Association of Nova Scotia
• Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba
• Progressive Conservative Party of New Brunswick
• Progressive Conservative Party of Newfoundland and Labrador
• Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario
• Progressive Conservative Party of Quebec
• Progressive Conservative Party of Saskatchewan
• British Columbia Conservative Party, formerly the British Columbia Progressive Conservative Party
• Northwest Territories Liberal-Conservative Party (1897–1905)
• Prince Edward Island Progressive Conservative Party
• Yukon Party, formerly the Yukon Progressive Conservative Party

Other countries

• Progressive Conservative Party (Australia)
• Progressive Conservative Party (Romania)

See also

• Conservative Party (disambiguation)
• Progressive Conservative (disambiguation)
• Progressive Party (disambiguation)
• Progressive Party of Canada
• Progressive Party of Manitoba
• Progressive Party of Saskatchewan
• PC Party (disambiguation)
• Red Tory, a person with progressive conservative leanings