How the B.C. Conservatives went from rising force to party in turmoil
05-09-2026 02:30 via nanaimobulletin.com

How the B.C. Conservatives went from rising force to party in turmoil

The B.C. Conservative Party’s implosion over the past few weeks has rocked the provincial political landscape.
Defections, firings, and resignations have happened so quickly that it’s been hard to keep up.
So here is a review: Over the first two months of Kerry-Lynne Findlay’s tenure following her May 30 leadership race win, a raft of party and caucus officials were fired or resigned.
In their place, people such as former B.C. Reform Party president Chris Delaney, former Albert
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