OneBC Says Former Conservative Leader Findlay and Husband Chapman Were Threatened
Political party OneBC says former Conservative legislator Brent Chapman and his wife, Kerry-Lynne Findlay, have been subjected to a “torrent of threats and abuse from insiders.” Chapman announced last month that he was joining OneBC to run as a candidate in the Oct. 24 election after Findlay resigned as the Conservative party leader amid a […]
Political party OneBC alleges that former Conservative legislator Brent Chapman and his wife, Kerry-Lynne Findlay, experienced significant threats and abuse from party insiders. Chapman, who had intended to run for OneBC after his wife’s resignation as Conservative leader, will not be a candidate in the upcoming election. The decision for Chapman not to run was mutual, attributed to the immense strains endured over recent months.
- OneBC claims Brent Chapman and his wife, Kerry-Lynne Findlay, faced threats and abuse from insiders.
- Chapman, a former Conservative legislator, had joined OneBC to run in the Oct. 24 election.
- Findlay resigned as Conservative party leader prior to Chapman joining OneBC.
- Chapman’s name is not on the final candidate list released by Elections BC.
- OneBC and Chapman mutually agreed he would not run in the Surrey South riding.
- The party cited ‘enormous strains’ from recent months as a reason for the decision.
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