Reform Party of Canada

The Reform Party of Canada is a socially and fiscally conservative political party in Canada. As of the 1998 Canadian federal election, the party currently holds 40 seats in the Canadian House of Commons. Critics claim that the Reform party is 'far-right' and 'reactionary,' but supporters of the party often maintain that it represents a stable, capable political movement disappointed with the Conservative Party of Canada's lack of commitment to a 'true' conservative vision.

Notable members
Wilbur Farmer, leader

Charles Stanley, deputy leader

Dr. Ivo Robotnik, author of 'Common Sense: A Vision for a Better Canada'

Mike Oxlong, participant in the 1997 Leaders' debate (on behalf of Farmer)