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Two more B.C. Conservatives quit caucus citing ‘Alberta separatist’ hirings by Findlay

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Two more B.C. Conservatives quit caucus citing ‘Alberta separatist’ hirings by Findlay

Another sitting member of British Columbia’s Opposition Conservatives has announced she is leaving the caucus due to party leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay.

Boundary-Similkameen MLA Donegal Wilson says in a statement issued on social media that she will sit as an Independent, citing Findlay’s leadership since winning the contest in May as the main reason for her departure.

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