Conservative delegates are primed for a heated debate today over changing their party's official policies. (Jonathan Hayward/Canadian Press)After lunch, voting will move onto proposed policy changes. A delegate celebrates winning a preliminary vote to change the current wording of the party's same-sex marriage policy at the Conservative Party of Canada convention in Vancouver. The atmosphere may be tense as delegates from across Canada line up to debate the pros and cons of shifting the party's official positions. Motions on the definition of marriage, gun control, gender-selection abortions and mandatory union membership received enough support Friday to come to a full vote on the convention floor.

Source: CBC News May 28, 2016 17:26 UTC