Five Former BC Conservative MLAs Form New Party
Five B.C. MLAs who recently left the provincial Conservatives say they have formed a new party that plans to sit as an official third party when the legislature resumes next month. Former B.C. Conservatives Peter Milobar and Ian Paton said in a Sept. 4 release that fellow former Conservative MLAs Bruce Banman, Rosalyn Bird and A’a:liya Warbus have joined the yet-to-be-named party they are forming. “We’re building on the momentum Peter and Ian have created over the last week and a half toward giving voters a stable, thoughtful alternative to the NDP,” Bird said in a Sept. 4 release.
Five British Columbia MLAs who recently departed from the provincial Conservative party have announced the formation of a new political group. This new party intends to function as an official third party when the legislature reconvenes. The MLAs involved are seeking to provide voters with a stable and considered alternative to the current New Democratic Party government.
- Five former B.C. Conservative MLAs have formed a new party.
- The new party plans to sit as an official third party in the legislature.
- The goal is to offer voters a stable alternative to the NDP.
- Peter Milobar, Ian Paton, Bruce Banman, Rosalyn Bird, and A’a:liya Warbus are involved.
- The party is currently unnamed.
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