BC Political Figures React to Findlay’s Resignation as Provincial Conservative Leader
Current and former B.C. Conservatives are reacting to Kerry-Lynne Findlay’s Sept. 20 resignation as party leader, calling for the party to unite as it faces the prospect of a snap election. Federal Conservative MP Aaron Gunn, who helped revive the B.C. Conservative Party before entering federal politics, said the recent events in the party have been “very disheartening” and thanked Findlay for her service. “The last few weeks have been very disheartening, both as a conservative in British Columbia and, more specifically, as someone who dedicated so much time and energy to growing the conservative movement and the Conservative Party in B.C.,” Gunn posted on social media on Sept. 20....
Current and former members of the B.C. Conservative Party are responding to Kerry-Lynne Findlay’s resignation as leader. Federal MP Aaron Gunn expressed that the recent party events have been “very disheartening” and thanked Findlay for her contributions. The calls for unity come as the party faces the possibility of a snap election.
- B.C. Conservatives are reacting to Kerry-Lynne Findlay’s resignation as party leader.
- The party is facing calls for unity amidst the prospect of a snap election.
- Federal Conservative MP Aaron Gunn described the recent events as “very disheartening”.
- Gunn thanked Findlay for her service and acknowledged his role in reviving the B.C. Conservative Party.
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