Two B.C. Conservative MLAs to watch at Doekrsens builds his cabinet
The article profiles two newly elected B.C. Conservative MLAs, Claire Rattée and Á'a:líya Warbus, who are potential cabinet picks for the new government. It highlights their unique backgrounds and how they might influence the party's policy direction.
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The appointments reflect the changing face of conservative politics in British Columbia and the potential shift in provincial governance priorities.
Copy Link Email X Reddit Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr The two young women who could put an unlikely face on B.C. Conservatives' new government Re-elected MLAs Claire Rattée and Á'a:líya Warbus could very well find themselves ministers in Premier-elect Lorne Doerksen's cabinet
Join the conversation B.C. Conservative MLAs Claire Rattée, left, and Á'a:líya Warbus. Photo by Conservative Party of B.C. Article content When B.C. premier-designate Lorne Doerksen considers potential cabinet members in the days ahead, there’s a good chance he will look at two notably tattooed young women with unique lived experience who would put an unexpected face on the government’s conservative policies.
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Claire Rattée, a 34-year-old tattoo shop owner and one-time Kitimat city councillor, is a former addict who believes the compassionate approach is to push addicts into treatment.
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