Like the Center Party, the Reform Party is going it alone to the March elections. But will a focus on the family and vague promises about a stronger economy translate into success at the polls? Denise Albrighton looks at the party's platform.With elections a month away, two strong, independent and individual parties are fighting it out at the top of the opinion polls. The Center Party and the Reform Party both look set to win 15 to 20 seats in the 101-member Parliament at the March 7 polls, but one more than the other seems headed for government. The Reform Party, running on its own like th...
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