Fulmer, Brodie Unite Right in BC Leadership Race

0:00Yuri Fullmer, a top contender for British Columbia Conservative leadership, just inked a unite-the-right deal with Dallas Brody of the 1BC party. The agreement means 1BC won't run candidates in 88 out of British Columbia's 93 writings while the Conservatives sit out 5. Specific ones, this drops on March 30th, 2026, aiming to consolidate right-wing votes. The pack kicks in if Fullmer takes the opposition leader spot, preventing votes blitz that could hand wins to the left. Brody, a former MLA booted from the Conservative Caucus last year, is now pledging full backing for former to become premiered down the line. Brody got the boot from ex-leader John Rustad after common seen as mocking former residential school students. She spaced bigotry charges for targeting where her party calls the reconciliation industry, stirring up plenty of heat in political circles. On top of the writing truce, 1BC commits to a formal confidence and supply deal to prop up a future former government.

1:00Former, an entrepreneur among six candidates replacing Rustad, calls this proof he can forge a winning team. With the leadership race heating up, this move shakes up British Columbia's right-wing landscape, setting the stage for tighter races ahead. That's your Vancouver News today update, AI-powered and always on.