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Warbus Leaves B.C. Conservative Caucus, as She Loses Confidence in Findlay
Warbus said a cancelled caucus meeting and concerns over transparency drove her decision as the party lost its seventh MLA in about two weeks.
- On Monday, Chilliwack-Cultus Lake MLA A'aliya Warbus announced she is leaving the B.C. Conservative caucus to sit as an Independent, citing loss of confidence in Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay.
- Her departure marks the seventh Conservative MLA to exit the caucus this month, including five last week, following concerns about Findlay's leadership style and staff turnover.
- Warbus criticized the Sunday cancellation of a caucus meeting, stating it reflects the "lack of value" Findlay placed on caucus members' opinions and signals deeper dysfunction.
- This exodus leaves just 30 of the 44 members elected with the party still in the caucus, raising questions about Conservative stability at a critical time.
- Premier David Eby called a by-election in Abbotsford-Mission for September 26, a riding Findlay was expected to contest, while Findlay denies allegations she pressured MLAs to resign.
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‘Implosion’: Warbus is seventh B.C. Conservative to quit caucus, blaming Findlay
B.C. Conservative MLA A'a:liya Warbus, one of the Opposition's most prominent legislators, has joined the exodus from the party's caucus, saying she has lost confidence in it under new leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay. Warbus said in a statement on Monday mo...
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