By Canadian Press

United Conservative Party holds first annual meeting since election win

Nov 29, 2019 | 3:14 AM

CALGARY — Members of Alberta’s United Conservative Party are meeting for the first time since the party formed government after winning last spring’s election.

The UCP is holding its annual meeting today through Sunday in Calgary.

Premier Jason Kenney is to speak to members on Saturday and is to take questions from party rank and file on Sunday.

Party members are set to vote on a variety of resolutions through the weekend and will elect new members to the board of directors.

Federal Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer is to attend on Friday night.

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This report by the Canadian Press was first published Nov. 29, 2019.

The Canadian Press