It was created by grassroots supporters of the Progressive Conservative Tory Democratic Representative Coalition as a way to offer all other Centre to Right Tories, as well as all Canadians, the chance to voice their opinions on who should be the next leader of the Progressive Conservative Tory Democratic Representative Coalition, soon to be the East-West united Conservative Party of Canada with two seperate caucuses: Reformed West caucus led by Preston Manning, Stockwell Day and Stephen Harper type Reformed West conservatives and Progressive East caucus led by Brian Mulroney, Kim Campbell, Jean Charest, Joe Clark and Peter MacKay type Progressive East conservatives. The site is intended to be interactive. If you have any comments, information, websites or forum to link this site to with its function to allow users to see which Canadian Conservative Coalition candidate they should support nationally per province per riding or if those parties involved constitutions allow, would like to help a riding elect a jointly agreed Canadian Conservative Coalition unite the right candidate in the next election, this is the right site to announce it, make it known from coast to coast and get them elected.

Split after the 1993 fiasco where Campbell fumbled the Mulroney ball ino Liberal hands, things have not been the same since. After the 1997 election, the Reform Party of Canada has realized the need to unite the right across the country, thanks to Manning, and their need to start the process. In 1998, Reform started talks within their party to merge with the Tories, in 1999, Reform decided to start the United Alternative and dissolve their party and in 2000, the United Alternative, formed with members from the Reform Party and Blue Tory Progressive Conservatives to finally unite the right, became the Canadian Reform Conservative Alliance and Manning was replaced with Day. One problem, Clark refused to work with the majority of Canadian Conservatives to join the unity plan under the United Alternative then would not join the other unity plan under the Canadian Alliance. Finally, in 2002, Clark denied for the third time a working agreement for a cooperative coalition with Harper after the failed of his Progressive Conservative Democratic Representative Caucus project. This was the last straw from many Tory loyalists who decided enough was enough, the time was right to get back to their original conservative roots, a movement where Joe must go was created in advance of the Edmonton Convention. But soon, he felt the heat, offered his resignation and started a an unofficial leadership race for 2003.

Peter MacKay says the Canadian Reform Conservative Alliance is "" with other press quotes like "I want to make something very clear, I am not a merger candidate." and this only a week after Peter repeated calls for better co-operation with the Canadian Alliance in early January even after the rank and file delegates rejecting the position at the Edmonton convention. This isn't the first flip-flop in 2003 for him, MacKay stated he would join disgruntled firearms owners and not register his shotgun, as an outspoken opponent of Ottawa's controversial gun registry then changed his mind a day later and said he would abide by the federal law requiring the registration of all rifles and shotguns. Despite making anti Alliance statements, Peter does have the support of the most Reform like MP in his caucus, Deputy Leader Elsie Wayne, and is using much of his law and order policy from the Alliance, David Orchard calls the Alliance ... with members in and out of the Tories saying they know John A and he is not John A but has policies exactly identical to John A's, Scott Brison gives the Alliance ... "Scott Brison is known to borrow Alliance and Reform policy, and then, when he's elected, spend the next four years denigrating it." said Sid Sellars of Kings-Hants, Jim Prentice makes the Alliance merger look the most possibel but then gives the press these type of quotes "The Canadian Alliance as a political force in this country has come to an end and is dead.", "Western Canadians, particularly businesspeople, are no longer interested in protest politics." and "The Alliance supporter is mistaken by the call for a 'no-fly zone', we only met briefly and talk was only specific towards lowering the temperature, not in-House co-operation." despite making anti Alliance statements, Jim does have the support of the Alliance Justice Critic and MP Vic Toews and is using most of his coalition building policy from the Alliance, Andre Bachand pass the Alliance ... and is using most of his health care policy from the Alliance , both Heward and Craig feel they have to join the Tories

Yet the majority of these leadership race candidates concede that the Tories have virtually no chance of forming a government without some sort of coalition with the Alliance, so why not quit the split and unite the right? Egos, party loyalty and the kind of power and control that brings money and wealth to gain the popularity the Liberals have thanks to the Taxpayers of Canada and their much welcomed funds. And despite the numbers stating the majority of Canadian Conservatives are members of the Alliance and all seven are quite ignorant of Quebec, the French and their need for Bloc Quebecois to be represented in the Reformed-Progressive alliance-bloc, which obviously in their view is not to be and instead the Bloc Quebecois members pleas for seperatism according to the leadership candidates are seen as the insane ramblings of raving mad seperatist, not the voices of champions of provincial rights, democratic reform and fighters for one of five distinct societies in federalist Canada, as they want to be seen as by the Dominion. In that the Bloc Quebecois are as conservative as Newfoundland, Alberta, New Brunswick or British Columbia, all of which have pleaded for seperation sometime in the last decade but should be looked upon as calling for more rights for the provinces, a very conservative cause we can all agree upon. In short, we must unite in policy, principle and personality, as one Conservative Party of Canada in order for all seperate, and distinct, regions to be recognized as such under one big tent, flag and nation or else we all fail as a country, deserve to stay apart and die.

NEW! The Unite the Right campaign has been hampered with the Joe Clark Mushy Middle Absolute Centrism, Edmonton Convention 301 and the total rejection of the "Radioactive West" and the Radical French Quebec they would rather ignored and disappeared thus the Dominion under Peter MacKay so if the Progressive Conservative Party for the fourth and perhaps fifth time, coming before the next election is called, decide not to unite and fight alone again, please Canada, vote for the Conservative party in your riding (ie. if you are from the East, vote Progressive Conservative, if you are from the West, vote Canadian Alliance, if you are from Quebec, vote Bloc Quebecois and if you are from a Urban Ontario that went Tory in 2000, vote Progressive Conservative and if you are from Rural Ontario that went Reform in 2000, vote Canadian Alliance) that is if these former Canadian Conservative Coalition partners cannot unite by the next federal election lest we elect Jean Chretien, Paul Martin and John Manley type national Liberals by splitting the vote again.