BC Conservatives Prepare to Move to Power After Decisive Two-Thirds Majority
Premier-designate Lorne Doerkson is wasting no time after his Conservatives swept into power last night in British Columbia, announcing a former deputy to the premier to lead his transition team. Kim Henderson spent more than a decade serving the previous Liberal governments of Christy Clark and Gordon Campbell as deputy minister, cabinet secretary and head of the B.C. public service. A statement from the B.C. Conservatives says she will be chair of the transition team on a volunteer basis and will be taking an unpaid leave from the pipeline firm Trans Mountain Corp. where she took on the post of interim vice-president a year ago....
Premier-designate Lorne Doerkson has appointed Kim Henderson to lead his transition team following the Conservative party’s victory in British Columbia. Henderson, who previously served under Liberal Premiers Christy Clark and Gordon Campbell, will chair the team voluntarily. She is currently on unpaid leave from her role as interim vice-president at Trans Mountain Corp.
- Lorne Doerkson’s Conservatives won power in British Columbia.
- Kim Henderson has been appointed to lead the transition team.
- Henderson has a decade of experience serving previous Liberal governments.
- She will serve as chair on a volunteer basis.
- Henderson is taking unpaid leave from her position at Trans Mountain Corp.
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