Exiting B.C. Conservatives cite leader’s ties to Alberta separatism as reasons for departure
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Alberta's flirtation with separation is having an impact outside of their province. The BC Provincial Conservative party is imploding with multiple MLAs leaving the party.
The exodus of legislators from British Columbia’s Opposition Conservatives now has an Alberta connection.
Donegal Wilson and Scott McInnis quit the B.C. Conservative caucus on Wednesday, both citing leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay’s reported connections to Alberta separatists as part of their concerns about her leadership.
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