The gulf between real Tories and Liberals is not properly represented on a left/right continuum. Canada's deep political culture reflects a Manichean struggle between the Lockean liberalism of the U.S. Declaration of Independence and the values of the Empire Loyalists who fled the revolution. 

Our Liberal party, for the most part (and depending on expedience), espouses the values of atomized individualism featuring economic "freedom" and codified rights between between individuals and between individuals and the state. Toryism, on the other hand, reflects the values of community and hierarchy along with noblesse oblige. Initially this meant acknowledging a key role for the state in preserving the values of the nation. 

Obviously, all three parties (including the NDP) have dipped into these two streams to craft their platforms over the years. However, since the 1980s, the hegemony of neoliberal market fundamentalism has tipped the scales. Real Tories probably now belong with the NDP.