The DKC attends the Prime Minister's recent breakfast in Halifax. In this photo: the Hon. Peter MacKay and Gerald Keddy, MP for South Shore-St. Margaret's.
Sunday, September 14, 2008
DKC at PM's Marriott breakfast
The DKC attends the Prime Minister's recent breakfast in Halifax. In this photo: the Hon. Peter MacKay and Gerald Keddy, MP for South Shore-St. Margaret's.
Thursday, September 11, 2008
Welcome to a new year!
We have lots of events planned for the coming school year, and with a federal election underway there's a lot of volunteering to do. Watch this space for updates.
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
The year in pictures
2007-08 was one of the most successful years in the history of the DKC. Our Speakers Series brought out members and ministers from both the provincial and federal governments. Often we met in small, cozy settings which allowed us to have real conversations with our guests. We plan to redouble our efforts next year to bring out even more politicians, thinkers, and organizers. Below are some photographs from our events.
Premier Rodney MacDonald with our members
The Hon. Peter MacKay, Minister of National Defence, with students from our association
Former Nova Scotian Premier Dr. John Hamm chats with a few of our members
The Hon. David Morse, Minister of Natural Resources, came to talk with us in late 2007
DKC President Tyler Dennis shakes hands with the Hon. Cecil Clarke, Minister of Justice, during a visit in February
The Hon. Mark Parent, Minister of Environment and Labour, came out to talk to us in February
Premier Rodney MacDonald with our members
The Hon. Peter MacKay, Minister of National Defence, with students from our association
Former Nova Scotian Premier Dr. John Hamm chats with a few of our members
The Hon. David Morse, Minister of Natural Resources, came to talk with us in late 2007
DKC President Tyler Dennis shakes hands with the Hon. Cecil Clarke, Minister of Justice, during a visit in February
The Hon. Mark Parent, Minister of Environment and Labour, came out to talk to us in February
Monday, March 31, 2008
Welcome to our site
Welcome to the website of the Dalhousie-King's Conservatives, one of the most active societies on the Dal and King's campuses here in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Our group is one of the few safe havens for people who believe in democracy, liberty and free markets. We support both the Progressive Conservative Party of Nova Scotia and the Conservative Party of Canada, and boast a committed and activist membership.
If you are interested in joining us or helping out please feel free to contact one of our Executive members or join our Facebook group.
To find out more about the DKC's storied history, check out our Wikipedia entry.
Our group is one of the few safe havens for people who believe in democracy, liberty and free markets. We support both the Progressive Conservative Party of Nova Scotia and the Conservative Party of Canada, and boast a committed and activist membership.
If you are interested in joining us or helping out please feel free to contact one of our Executive members or join our Facebook group.
To find out more about the DKC's storied history, check out our Wikipedia entry.
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