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May 22, 2026
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In politics, you have to play to win
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In politics, you have to play to win
COMMENTARY
22 MAY 2026
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The biggest lesson from Winds of Change? There is a moral value in winning
IAN BRODIE
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This year marks the 30th anniversary of the 1996 Winds of Change conference, a formative moment in modern Canadian conservatism. Convened at a time of deep political fragmentation on the Right, the conference brought together a new generation of thinkers and activists to advance both the case for unity and a more assertive conservative vision for the country. Its ideas helped shape the creation of the Conservativ…
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