British Columbia’s opposition party will choose a new leader on Feb. 3.
The marathon campaign to replace interim leader Rich Coleman (who succeeded ex-Premier Christy Clark last summer) finally got feisty on Jan. 23.
This is a party at the crossroads. The biggest, first task for the winner will be unity. It won’t be easy to pick-up the pieces and create a new vision for the free enterprise coalition after Clark’s disastrous “clone speech” that plundered the NDP and Green platforms and led to the fall of the 16-year BC Liberal dynasty. It split the party and sparked an indentity crisis.
On this edition of theBreaker.news Podcast, listen to the most-exciting moments of the six-candidate debate.
Plus a commentary on Clark’s deceptive claim she’s a champion of women’s rights, a scan of Pacific Rim and Pacific Northwest headlines, and find out how you can support theBreaker.
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