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Phone calls fly as B.C. Conservatives try to plot a path through chaos

Phone calls fly as B.C. Conservatives try to plot a path through chaos
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The B.C. Conservative party is facing internal instability as six MLAs have resigned in less than two weeks. Current members are reportedly in constant communication as they decide whether to remain with the party under the current leadership.

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The rapid loss of caucus members threatens the political viability and electoral prospects of the B.C. Conservative party.

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Copy Link Email X Reddit Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Phone calls fly as B.C. Conservatives try to plot a path through the chaos Bruce Banman of Abbotsford South became the latest defection on Thursday as MLAs phone each other and staffers to vent

Join the conversation Bruce Banman, MLA for Abbotsford South, became the latest MLA to leave the Conservative caucus late Thursday. Photo by Jason Payne / PNG Article content Phone calls are flying among B.C. Conservative MLAs and staffers, current and former, as the party struggles to find a path forward after a flood of MLA resignations and leaks of internal conversations.

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