for this 2022 election, according to Elections Ontario. That same election administration body reports that the coming June 2022 will feature 26 registered political parties of which 4 parties are seen as "major" parties. Thus of the remaining 22 "minor" parties, according to Elections Ontario data, as a "minor" party, CoR is able to maintain more organized constituency associations than 12 of those 22 "minor" parties, thus making CoR a "Top Half" "minor" party, organization-wise, in the province. The party failed to win any seats in the 2022 Ontario general election. Party leaders Dean Wasson has been the party's only leader, heading the party in the 1990 election. The party has not fielded a leader in any subsequent election, considering itself to be a grass roots organization, and will choose a leader if the party wins seats. The party's one candidate nominated in the 2003 election, Richard Butson, was cited as the de facto leader. After Butson's death in 2015, Eileen Butson was named as president of the party. Murray Reid is now referred as the de facto leader of the party and president as of 2018. References See also Ontario Provincial Confederation of Regions Party official website Provincial political parties in Ontario Conservative parties in Canada Political parties established in 1989 1989 establishments in Ontario Nationalist parties in Canada Right-wing populism in Canada