Media continues to make hay out of Conservatives’ ‘hidden agenda’

The hidden-agenda charge was used against former prime minister Stephen Harper during every campaign he fought, and now the comments of an Ontario MPP has raised similar suspicions.

Ontario Progressive Conservative Leader Patrick Brown faced some controversy recently when a backbench MPP spoke out of turn on the party's position on social issues. Photograph by Tavis Nembhard

Opinion

BY ANGELO PERSICHILLI

December 15, 2016

TORONTO—Despite everything else going on, big news has been made about an Ontario Progressive Conservative backbencher promising his constituents a revisit on some social issues once in government.

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