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• Pure Spring Company
• Progressive Conservative leadership conventions: 1967, 1976, and 1983;
• Ontario Progressive Conservative leadership conventions, 1985;
• Henri-Georges Grenier (perennial candidate in Quebec);
• Ottawa SuperEX;
• Linear city;
• Sayvette, Bretton's , Katz Group of Companies, A&P Canada, Consumers Distributing, (Canadian retailers);
• Committee on Monetary and Economic Reform, Pilgrims of Saint Michael (social credit groupuscules), and :Category:Social Crediters;
• Malcolm Wallace McCutcheon, John MacLean and Mary Walker-Sawka (candidates at 1967 PC leadership convention);
• Camil Samson, Quebec politician;

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• Parti Québécois leadership election, 2005
• Roy McMurtry and Dennis Timbrell (former Ontario cabinet ministers and candidates at 1985 Ontario PC convention);
• Alberta elections, 1905-1993, Saskatchewan elections, 1905-1999, Ontario elections, 1867-1995, British Columbia elections, 1903-1983;
• Janet Ecker (former Ontario finance minister);
• John Ross Robertson, a Toronto newspaper editor;
• Les Boubou Macoutes;
• Secessionist movements of Canada;
• List of Quebec senators;
• Mira Spivak (Canadian Senator);
• Bill Sveinson, Barry Chilton and Wilf Hanni (fringe Canadian politicians);
• Michael Meadowcroft, founder of the re-founded UK Liberal Party;
• Henry Farm and Rathnelly (neighbourhoods in Toronto);
• Scarborough Hospital;

• Abolitionist Party of Canada, Alberta Party, All Nations Party of British Columbia, Annexation Party of British Columbia, Autonomist candidate,
• British Columbia Citizens Alliance Now, British Columbia Action Party, British Columbia Moderate Democratic Movement,
• Canadian Clean Start Party, Canadian Democrat, Cape Breton Labour Party, Central Party (British Columbia), Christian Credit Party, Christian Democrat Party of Canada, Citizens Commonwealth Federation, Co-operative Builders of Canada, Council of British Columbians,
• Democratic Party of Canada, Direct Access Democracy Canada (now deleted by meanies), Les Démocrates,
• Emerged Democracy Party of British Columbia, Equal Rights Party, Freedom Party of British Columbia, Global Party of Canada,
• Liberal Protectionist, Link BC, Locataire (candidat), McCarthyite candidates 1896, Metro New Democratic Party,
• National Credit Control, National Liberal Progressive, National Party of Canada (I), National Socialist candidate (Canada), Nationalist Party of Canada, New Canada Party, New Capitalist Party, Newfoundland and Labrador Party, None of the Above Party of BC, North American Labour Party, Northern Ontario Heritage Party, Nova Scotia Party,

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• Ontario Party of Canada,
• Parti 51, Parti de la Démocratisation Économique, Parti ouvrier canadien, Parti présidentiel, Parti republicain/Republican Party (Canada), Party of Citizens Who Have Decided to Think for Themselves and Be Their Own Politicians, People's Cooperative Commonwealth Federation, Platinum Party of Employers Who Think and Act to Increase Awareness, Progressive Democratic Alliance, Progressive Party of Manitoba (II), Progressive Workers Movement,
• Radical chrétien, Ralliement créditiste du Québec, Representative Party of Alberta,
• Social Credit Party of Ontario, Social Credit Party of Saskatchewan, Solomon Islands Social Credit Party,
• Union Populaire, Unionest Party, United Party of Canada, United Progressive, Unparty, Verdun (candidate),
• Western Independence Party, Western Refederation Party of British Columbia, Western Reform, Workers' Communist Party of Canada, and
• Your Political Party of British Columbia.