Findlay Outlines B.C. Conservative Agenda While Seeking Legislature Seat
Findlay is pushing a fiscal review and a 90-day plan while three MLAs reportedly refuse to give up seats for a byelection.
- Conservative Party of British Columbia leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay confirmed she is seeking a legislative seat, though MLAs Lynne Block, Rosalyn Bird, and Ian Paton refused her request to step down for a byelection.
- Targeting the premiership, Findlay plans a core legislative review of the province's fiscal situation, calling the NDP Budget a 'no-hope budget' that increased total debt to exceed $183 billion.
- Repealing the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act , a 2019 law aligning provincial statutes with international standards, remains a priority for Findlay, who argues it requires comprehensive legislative review.
- During a recent debate, Findlay and Kamloops Centre MLA Peter Milobar clashed over conflict of interest allegations regarding paid positions with the Kamloops Indian Band, with Milobar dismissing the claims as "ridiculous."
- Emphasizing her experience as a former federal minister who concluded 51 trade deals, Findlay stated Canada needs "strength and clarity" in trade relations while unifying her caucus through one-on-one meetings.
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B.C. Conservative leader talks future plans, but first needs a seat in the legislature - Fort St. James Caledonia Courier
It’s been two months since Kerry-Lynne Findlay was elected as the newest leader of the Conservative Party of B.C. with the ultimate goal of one day becoming premier. Before becoming premier Findlay has her sights set on a more immediate goal: a seat in the legislature. “Being a trial lawyer by background, I would love to get into the debate on the floor of the legislature. I would love to be across the aisle from Premier (David) Eby, and it is m…
B.C. Conservative leader talks future plans, but first needs a seat in the legislature - Grand Forks Gazette
It’s been two months since Kerry-Lynne Findlay was elected as the newest leader of the Conservative Party of B.C. with the ultimate goal of one day becoming premier. Before becoming premier Findlay has her sights set on a more immediate goal: a seat in the legislature. “Being a trial lawyer by background, I would love to get into the debate on the floor of the legislature. I would love to be across the aisle from Premier (David) Eby, and it is m…
B.C. Conservative leader talks future plans, but first needs a seat in the legislature - Vanderhoof Omineca Express
It’s been two months since Kerry-Lynne Findlay was elected as the newest leader of the Conservative Party of B.C. with the ultimate goal of one day becoming premier. Before becoming premier Findlay has her sights set on a more immediate goal: a seat in the legislature. “Being a trial lawyer by background, I would love to get into the debate on the floor of the legislature. I would love to be across the aisle from Premier (David) Eby, and it is m…
B.C. Conservative leader talks future plans, but first needs a seat in the legislature - Northern Sentinel
It’s been two months since Kerry-Lynne Findlay was elected as the newest leader of the Conservative Party of B.C. with the ultimate goal of one day becoming premier. Before becoming premier Findlay has her sights set on a more immediate goal: a seat in the legislature. “Being a trial lawyer by background, I would love to get into the debate on the floor of the legislature. I would love to be across the aisle from Premier (David) Eby, and it is m…
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B.C. Conservative leader talks future plans, but first needs a seat in the legislature
It’s been two months since Kerry-Lynne Findlay was elected as the newest leader of the Conservative Party of B.C. with the ultimate goal of one day becoming premier. Before becoming premier Findlay has her sights set on a more immediate goal: a seat in the legislature. “Being a trial lawyer by background, I would love to get into the debate on the floor of the legislature. I would love to be across the aisle from Premier (David) Eby, and it is m…
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