LIVE COVERAGE: PC P.E.I. annual general meeting
Olive Crane faces question of leadership review
CBC News
Posted: Nov 2, 2012 5:38 PM AT
Last Updated: Nov 3, 2012 12:39 PM AT
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P.E.I.'s Progressive Conservative Party is holding its annual general meeting in Charlottetown Saturday.
The party gathers every year to debate policy, but this year is seen to be especially significant given questions being raised about Olive Crane's leadership. Last year the party voted to keep her on as leader until after the 2015 election, but she will face a motion Saturday for a review in 2013.
The CBC's Brendan Elliott reports live from the meeting starting at noon.
For mobile device users: Watch the live event here.
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