Yukon Progressive Conservative Party

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rdf:type	owl:NamedIndividual Political party established in 1978 1978 establishment in Yukon Territorial political party in Yukon Conservative party in Canada Political party disestablished in 1992 Political party in Yukon
rdfs:label	Yukon Progressive Conservative Party
owl:sameAs	dbr:Yukon_Progressive_Conservative_Party
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skos:prefLabel	Yukon Progressive Conservative Party
skos:altLabel	Conservative Progressive Conservative Progressive Conservative Party Progressive Conservatives Yukon PC Party
clgo:colour	Blue
clgo:colourName	Blue
clgo:country	Canada
clgo:dissolutionYear	1991 1992
clgo:formationYear	1978
clgo:headquarter	Yukon
clgo:ideology	Conservatism
is clgo:party of	Chris Pearson (politician) Bea Firth Alan Nordling Grafton Njootli Bill Brewster (politician) Hilda Watson Al Falle Doug Graham (Canadian politician) Willard Phelps Donald Taylor (Yukon politician) Jack Hibberd (politician) Kathie Nukon Meg McCall Doug Phillips (politician) Swede Hanson (politician) Robert Fleming (politician) Andy Philipsen John Devries (Yukon politician)

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