BC Conservative Party Turmoil
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Claire Rattée, MLA for Skeena, has left the British Columbia Conservative Party's caucus, becoming the tenth member to do so since August. In a statement, Rattée criticizes party leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay’s leadership and calls for her resignation due to alleged attempts to oust other members of the caucus. The departure increases the number of independent MLAs in the legislature to 15 while reducing the…
B.C. Conservatives lose 10th MLA since August as Claire Rattée exits caucus →Claire Rattée, a member of the British Columbia Conservative Party's caucus, has left the group, making her the tenth departure since August. In her statement, Rattée criticizes party leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay for attempting to remove caucus members and demands that Findlay step down immediately.
CP NewsAlert: Another B.C. Conservative, Claire Rattée, is out of caucus →Kerry-Lynne Findlay, leader of the BC Conservative Party, has removed Trevor Halford, Claire Rattée, and John Rustad from the party's caucus. The leader cited the need for focus on an upcoming potential election to defeat the NDP government as her reason. However, Rattée contested Findlay’s authority to remove caucus members, stating she was one of those targeted in a scandal involving a private investigator hired…
BC Conservative leader says she has removed 3 party members from caucus →Kerry-Lynne Findlay, leader of the B.C. Conservative Party since May, has dismissed three party members including former interim leader Trevor Halford, former leader John Rustad, and MLA Claire Rattée after internal conflicts within the party. The turmoil escalated when it was revealed that a private investigator hired by the party had been following MLAs, journalists, and even a business owner, raising questions…
Amy Hamm: Kerry-Lynne Findlay is working hard to keep Eby’s NDP in power indefinitely →Analysis
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The British Columbia Conservative Party has lost another caucus member, with Claire Rattée becoming the 10th to leave since August.
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18 Sep Amy Hamm: Kerry-Lynne Findlay is working hard to keep Eby’s NDP in power indefinitelyKerry-Lynne Findlay, leader of the B.C. Conservative Party since May, has dismissed three party members including former interim leader Trevor Halford, former leader John Rustad, and MLA Claire Rattée after internal conflicts within the party. The turmoil escalated when it was revealed that a private investigator hired by the party had been following MLAs, journalists, and even a business owner, raising questions…National Post
18 Sep BC Conservative leader says she has removed 3 party members from caucusKerry-Lynne Findlay, leader of the BC Conservative Party, has removed Trevor Halford, Claire Rattée, and John Rustad from the party's caucus. The leader cited the need for focus on an upcoming potential election to defeat the NDP government as her reason. However, Rattée contested Findlay’s authority to remove caucus members, stating she was one of those targeted in a scandal involving a private investigator hired…Global News
18 Sep CP NewsAlert: Another B.C. Conservative, Claire Rattée, is out of caucusClaire Rattée, a member of the British Columbia Conservative Party's caucus, has left the group, making her the tenth departure since August. In her statement, Rattée criticizes party leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay for attempting to remove caucus members and demands that Findlay step down immediately.Toronto Star
18 Sep B.C. Conservatives lose 10th MLA since August as Claire Rattée exits caucusClaire Rattée, MLA for Skeena, has left the British Columbia Conservative Party's caucus, becoming the tenth member to do so since August. In a statement, Rattée criticizes party leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay’s leadership and calls for her resignation due to alleged attempts to oust other members of the caucus. The departure increases the number of independent MLAs in the legislature to 15 while reducing the…The Globe and Mail
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