BC Conservatives Leadership Race Narrows to Six

0:00It's March 29th. Welcome in. This is Vancouver News Today, where local news meets AI. I'm Corey with the story. The British Columbia Conservatives leadership race just got tighter, dropping to six candidates after Dale Jones bowed out and endorsed Caroline. Elliott. Jones, the ex-save-on foods exec, says they're locked in on key issues like boosting small businesses, slashing government costs, and fixing economic. Hits on young folks. That leaves Warren Ham, the contractor, Yuri Phomer, the entrepreneur, Ian Black, the former liberal cabinet minister, Carrie Lynn Finley, the ex-federal MP, and Peter Millibar, the only sitting MLA still in the mix. Earlier this month, two other MLA's dropped to. Bruce Bam and backed Phomer while Harmon Bangu threw his weight behind Elliott, showing how endorsements are shaking things up. Elliott fired back on social media, calling Jones a support and honor, and hyping his 48 years in business, plus his time chairing the BC.

1:02Children's Hospital Foundation. She says his honesty and hard work will help bring prosperity back to BC. Now the final six got a pony up $40,000 by April 1st, then $60,000 more by April 18th with the Winter Crowned May, 30th race is heating up fast.