Talk:Patrons of Industry
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This page says that Patrons of Industry only won one seat in the 1896 Canadian Federal elections, although the page for the 1896 elections says that they won two seats. Which is correct?
[edit] Patrons of Industry
Since this article seems to be mainly about the party in Ontario, even though this organization also existed in other provinces and the United States, should it be made more general or else renamed Patrons of Industry in Ontario? --Big_iron (talk) 09:54, 31 March 2008 (UTC)
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