Lorne Doerkson, leader of the BC Conservatives, promised tax relief and financial review while Kim Henderson took unpaid leave from Trans Mountain.

The entities involved

• Lorne Doerkson →

  Canadian politician

  • Lorne Doerkson led the Conservatives to victory in the BC election, prompting David Eby's resignation.04:01
  • Lorne Doerkson seeks to repeal DRIPA if his party forms government, referencing BC's Aboriginal title defined by Supreme Court decisions.03:38
• Kim Henderson →

  researcher

  • Kim Henderson, a former Secretary to Treasury Board, was appointed to a transition team by Lorne Doerkson.Sun 19:24
  • Kim Henderson, a former Liberal government official, took a new position at the Trans Mountain pipeline firm.Sun 17:07
• British Columbia →

  province of Canada

  • Colin Powell and Gerald Ford were headliners at a conference, while Hi-View Resources holds land in British Columbia.16:04
  • Murder led to diplomatic rupture between nations, with separatist activity linked to Indian political tensions.08:47

Related events

• Lorne Doerkson held a campaign stop in Surrey, promising economic help without new taxes to support the BC Conservative party.Sep 27
• Trump commented on BC's election results as Doerkson coordinates with Smith on trade issues, and Henderson left Trans Mountain.Sun 20:30
• Kerry-Lynne Findlay resigned from the B.C. Conservative party leadership, and Lorne Doerkson was elected as the new leader.Sep 22
• Bowinn Ma announced hospital expansion plans in BC, Free Press offered subscriptions, and Lorne Doerkson became the new interim leader of BC Conservatives.Sep 22
• Dave Johnston and Bruce Banman are confirmed as candidates on Lorne Doerkson's Conservative team.Oct 11