The creation of party unity is a major reason to hold conventions at all. Most of the time in the modern era, the identity of the party’s nominee is apparent, as was the case this year.

The party will stick together as long as those ambitions are advanced by unity. But not much longer. — Jonah Goldberg is editor-in-chief of The Dispatch and the host of The Remnant podcast.

O'Toole calls for party unity as Conservatives set to announce leadership results Because of the Queen's death, the event will skip the traditional 'balloons and hoopla' ...

Premier Danielle Smith tried to rally party members who have just come through a year of division marked by a leadership review followed by the resignation of former leader and premier Jason Kenney.