The B-C Conservatives party is facing contested leadership, with analysts commenting on the party's crossroads and the requirements for a new leader.
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The latest in this situation
- Dallas Brodie led a far-right party from Conservative ranks, coinciding with David Black's analysis of B.C. election outcomes.
- Findlay stepped down from her Conservative candidacy in Abbotsford-Mission.
- Polls released by Angus Reid Institute monitor B.C. Conservative leadership support and viability.
- Findlay stepped down as B.C. Conservative leader following leadership challenges.
- Findlay's party faces turmoil amid Substack criticism and Eby's hint at a snap election.
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The B-C Conservatives party is facing contested leadership, with analysts commenting on the party's crossroads and the requirements for a new leader.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Dallas Brodie led a far-right party from Conservative ranks, coinciding with David Black's analysis of B.C. election outcomes.Sub-event
Polls released by Angus Reid Institute monitor B.C. Conservative leadership support and viability.1 source
- A B.C. Conservative leader lost confidence in Kerry-Lynne Findlay, who was the party leader.Sub-event
- Findlay took over leadership following the incapacitation of John Rustad.Sub-event
- Caroline Elliott was elected as the new leader of the Conservative Party of B.C., losing the contest to Kerry-Lynne Findlay.Sub-event
Contested leadership and crossroads within the B-C Conservatives party.1 source
Findlay is a front-runner in the leadership race, which was kicked off by Rustad's ousting.1 source
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The entities involved
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Iain Black
Canadian politician
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John Rustad
Canadian politician
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David Black
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