15 United Conservative constituency presidents won't sign agreement to publicly back Alberta referendum result

In a significant internal divide, 15 constituency presidents of the United Conservative Party in Alberta have refused to sign a revised code of conduct that would require them to publicly endorse the outcome of a provincial referendum on national unity. This resistance highlights a growing rift within the party over how to approach contentious political issues, potentially affecting party unity and voter perception. The disagreement underscores the broader challenges Alberta's political landscape faces in navigating national unity debates.