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Progressive Conservative may refer to an advocate of progressive conservatism.

Progressive Conservative may also refer to:

Canada

• Progressive Conservative Party of Canada, a former Canadian federal party; a successor of the original Conservative Party of Canada and a predecessor of the modern-day Conservative Party of Canada
• Progressive-Conservative (candidate), who supported both Progressive Party and Conservative Party

Provincial

Current

• Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba
• Progressive Conservative Party of New Brunswick
• Progressive Conservative Party of Newfoundland and Labrador
• Progressive Conservative Association of Nova Scotia
• Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario
• Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island
• Progressive Conservative Party of Saskatchewan

Defunct

• Progressive Conservative Association of Alberta, a predecessor of the United Conservative Party of Alberta
• BC Progressive Conservative Party, name used by the Conservative Party of British Columbia from 1942 to 1991
• Progressive Conservative Party of Quebec, a failed attempt at a provincial wing that never gained support from the federal party
• Yukon Progressive Conservative Party, a predecessor of the Yukon Party

Elsewhere

Politics

• Centre-right politics
• Red Tory, is an adherent of a centre-right or paternalistic-conservative political philosophy derived from the Tory tradition, predominantly in Canada, but also in the United Kingdom

Politicians

• Nick Boles, a current self-subscribed 'Independent Progressive Conservative' British MP after his departure of his former party, the Conservative Party of the United Kingdom since April 1

See also

• Conservative
• Conservatism (disambiguation)
• Progressive (disambiguation)
• Progressive Conservative Party (disambiguation)

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