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The key to unite the right in B.C.? More focus on the economy, less 'culture wars,' Christy Clark says

Vancouver Sun · September 10, 2026 at 9:00 a.m.

The key to repairing rifts among the disparate factions that make up B.C.'s centre-right is to unite under one banner and build an agenda focused more on the economy, observers said this week, as ex-Conservative MLAs met in Surrey to hash out a path forward.

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The key to unite the right in B.C.? More focus on the economy, less 'culture wars,' Christy Clark says

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