Conservative Party Race Tightens in BC

0:00It's March 28th. This is Vancouver News today, your AI-powered local news. The race for leadership of British Columbia's conservative party just got tighter, dropping to six candidates after Darrell Jones bowed out and threw. His full support behind political commentator, Caroline Elliott. Jones, a former saviour on foods exec, says they line up perfectly on key issues like boosting small businesses, slashing government costs, and fixing. Another hits that slam young people hardest. Among the survivors are contractor Warren Ham, entrepreneur Yuri Fulmer, XBC Liberal Cabinet Minister, Iain Black, former federal MP Carrie Lynn, Finley, and MLA, Peter Malibar, the only sitting legislator still in the mix. Earlier dropouts include MLA's Bruce Banneman, who backed Fulmer and Harman Bangu, who joined Elliott's camp, reshaping the endorsements as the field, Nero's. Elliott has now faced hefty fees $40,000 by April 1st and 60,000 more by April 18th,

1:03with the winner crowned May 30th, setting the stage for a fierce final push.