the provincial opposition parties and leaders are?
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Oh wow...\n\nBC - Carole James, NDP\nAlta - Kevin Taft, Lib\nSask - Brad Wall, Saskatchewan Party\nMan - Stuart Murray, PC\nOnt - John Tory, PC\nQué - Louise Harel, Parti Québécois\nNB - Shawn Graham, Lib\nNS - Darrell Dexter, NDP\nPEI - Robert Ghiz, Lib\nN&L - Jim Bennett, Lib\nYuk - Todd Hardy, NDP\nNWT - n/a\nNun - n/a
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Well the concept is that the party's executive have a mandate to implement an agenda.  They need some assurance that when they put their legislation to parliament that they have the support necessary to pass it.\n\nBut I agree a PM and his executive along with party with a "whipped" and compliant stable of MPs becomes a near dictatorship between elections.  With no effective opposition to block the majority they can whip into place they can pass any legislation they want.\n\nIf you think the UK is bad -- Canada's parliament is worse in this respect -- if MPs vote against their party, especially the recently deposed Liberals, they were routinely shunned and expelled from the party, generally never to hold political office again once their current term was over as independant are almost never viable here.
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Labour in UK.\n\nLabour/Lib Dems in Scotland.
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There's a list of political parties in Peru at:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_political_parties_in_Peru
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It's not like in the British system where there's a party leader in parliament, and the losing party head retains some status. I'd say Harry Reid, Nancy Pelosi and Howard Dean are party leaders.\n\nWould you spell check your nickname? It will add credibility to your questions, which are often quite good!
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http://www.politics1.com/parties.htm\n\nTry this site, it has links to the official sites of all the parties you are talking about. Hopefully you can find information there.
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Professional politicians.
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I believe that he is being pressured by his party to step down because of waning public support and the possibly disastrous implications of his "third way" health care plan, if the Conservative party is to secure another majority in Alberta then it would be wise to adapt with a new leader (poor Albertan liberals).
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Andres Manuel Lopez-Obrador - PRD party\n\nRoberto Madrazo - PRI pary\n\nLuis Felipe Calderon - PAN party\n\nRoberto Campa - Nueva Alianza
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You should check out http://www.politics1.com. They list canidates for not only the major parties but third parties as well and also state offices in 2006.
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Party leaders are the ones you like.  Party bosses are the ones you don't like.
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Do you mean who is campaigning? Well, there has been no general election announced any time soon, butr the leaders of the parties haven't changed much since the last election.\n\nClicking on the relevant links in this list below will show you the current leaders:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_political_parties_in_Turkey
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both parties have moved in different directions. The extremists have taken over.\n\nSooner or later, a 3rd party may emerge for the middle.
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We're on the side of the elected govt.
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Get elected by the members of your party.
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Nick Wright of Halifax.\n\nThe Green Party of Nova Scotia is a newly formed political party in the Canadian Province of Nova Scotia.\n\nIt was formed to contest the upcoming Provincial election and held its founding convention on March 4-5, 2006. At the convention the Party unanimously approved its constitution, voted to support the six-principles of the Global Green Charter, elected an executive and chose a Party logo. Nick Wright of Halifax, Nova Scotia won the contested leadership nomination race over long-time Green Party of Canada candidate and organizer Sheila Richardson of Wolfville, Nova Scotia. In his acceptance speech Wright declared that the Party will be running a full slate of 52 candidates in the upcoming Provincial Election to ensure that every Nova Scotian will have the oppertunity to vote Green.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_Party_of_Nova_Scotia