Original sentence: After the 2007 budget was announced the two conservative governments in Nova Scotia and Newfoundland accused the federal Conservatives of breaching the terms of the Atlantic Accord.As a result relations have worsened between the two provincial governments, leading Newfoundland Premier Danny Williams to publicly denounce the federal Conservatives.In Ontario, provincial PC Party leader John Tory and former interim provincial opposition leader Bob Runciman have expressed open support for Stephen Harper and the Conservative Party of Canada, with former provincial MPPs Jim Flaherty, Tony Clement, and John Baird now ministers in Harper's government.Support between federal and provincial Conservatives is more tenuous in some other provinces.The federal Conservative party has the support of many of the provincial Conservative leaders
Edited sentence: In Ontario, provincial PC Party leader John Tory and former interim provincial opposition leader Bob Runciman have also expressed open support for Stephen Harper and the Conservative Party of Canada, with former provincial MPPs Jim Flaherty, Tony Clement, and John Baird now ministers in Harper's government.Several Tory premiers, such as Ed Stelmach of Alberta, Pat Binns of Prince Edward Island, Danny Williams of Newfoundland and Labrador and Rodney MacDonald of Nova Scotia, have expressed general support for the party at different times.The CPC also has the support of Stuart Murray, opposition and former Tory leader in Manitoba and Bernard Lord, former premier and Tory leader in New Brunswick.The federal Conservatives have the support of many provincial Tory members.Williams's support has been the most ambivalent of any provincial PC leader, and in 2007 he took out full-page newspaper advertisements against the Harper government's policies