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Kelowna MLA Part of New BC Political Party

Two former BC Conservative MLAs, Tara Armstrong and Dallas Brodie, launched the registered One BC party on June 12, 2025.
The party formed after Brodie was expelled in March for comments about residential schools, prompting Armstrong and Jordan Kealy to quit in solidarity.
One BC's platform includes tax cuts, private healthcare, banning teacher strikes, and ending mass immigration, with Armstrong as House Leader and Brodie interim leader.
Brodie stated One BC is for British Columbians proud of their history and pledged to "defund the reconciliation industry" and cut income taxes 50 percent.
One BC provides a new official party in the Legislature, creating a shift among conservative dissidents ahead of future provincial elections.

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Former BC Conservative MLAs Launch New ‘One BC’ Party

Two former B.C. Conservative members who have been sitting as Independents since March have launched a new provincial political party. Vancouver-Quilchena MLA Dallas Brodie announced on social media this week she is now the interim leader of the One BC party which she formed with Kelowna-Lake Country-Coldstream MLA Tara Armstrong. Both were elected as BC Conservatives in the 2024 provincial election. One BC is officially registered with Election…

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