There is actually no national fully conservative party in Canada. The Conservative Party of Canada is ostensibly fiscally conservative and anti-extreme-woke, but still a little woke and socially not very conservative. They'll fight the extreme trans agenda but still support gay marriage, abortion, and multiculturalism. They fully supported shutting down the trucker protests and imposing vaccine mandates. The best party in my opinion is the People's Party of Canada. Their leader is the most compatible with Trump. The media have 99% been ignoring them since the last federal election. They are the fastest growing political party in Canadian history. They are quite heavily libertarian-leaning populists. They have the best policies by far of any party. Unfortunately, the corrupt elections committee keeps changing the rules to keep them out of national debates. They have failed to win a single seat, but I think they could have won a couple if there was no interference or cheating. Vlogger Viva Frei ran for this party at one time. I don't consider this party conservative in the absolute sense because the leader is still pro-choice and socially libertarian. There are minor parties that are both fiscally and socially conservative but they are not national and have zero hope of winning any seats, even if cheating and interference were eliminated.
Canada on the surface looks a lot like the USA, but culturally it's not as conservative. More people here would be opposed to something like the 2A, many have been easily brainwashed by your liberal media and ours on issues like gay marriage and abortion and multiculturalism and on and on. There is a very small fundamentalist Christian population here, unlike in the US heartland, and that's part of Canada's problem. I wanted to emigrate to the US since the pandemic but my wife would rather die. Not because she's a patriotic Canadian, but because she is opposed to the 2A.