The race for the leadership of the Alberta Conservative party has a little more than a month to go.
Tory delegates will select their new leader at a convention in Calgary March 18th.
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Front-runner Jason Kenney is fending off two attempts to get him removed from the race over his plan to merge the party with the Wildrose official Opposition.
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He says it’s disappointing.
Kenney — a former federal cabinet minister under former prime minister Stephen Harper– is up against PC legislature member Richard Starke and Calgary lawyer Byron Nelson.
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