Manning Centre’s training pullback disappointing, but conservative movement still healthy: Tory MPs

The group was ‘contributing to helping to build a broader conservative infrastructure outside of the Conservative Party,’ says MP Michael Cooper.

Former Reform Party leader Preston Manning founded the Manning Centre in 2005 and stepped away from his direct management job last year. The Hill Times file photograph

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BY CHARELLE EVELYN

August 1, 2018

The Manning Centre’s retreat from training political operatives, while disappointing, doesn't mean the conservative movement in Canada is any less strong, say Conservative MPs and party faithful. On July 24, the

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