Fulmer, OneBC Form Right-Wing Alliance

0:00It's March 31st, this is Vancouver News today, AI-powered stories from your city. Yuri Fullmer, a top contender for BC, conservative leader, just ain't a unites the right deal with one BC boss, Dallas Brody. If he wins the leadership, he'll let one BC run unopposed in five writings next election. In return, they won't feel candidates anywhere else and pledge a confidence and supply deal to back his government. The move aims to dodge vote splitting that could hand the win to the NDP. Fullmer points out 1 BC's polling double digits and polls, which might fracture the right otherwise. He respects Brody's hustle in building her party, even if they clash on some issues. Brody got booted from the conservatives last year for comments mocking residential school survivors, then launched 1 BC in June 2025. With another MLA, they lost official party status in the legislature by December after she went solo. She's pushed to scrap land acknowledgments in ditched truth and reconciliation day as a holiday, drawing racism accusations from first nation's leaders.

1:04Brody called it a historic coalition to save BC on social media. Political watches like analyst Bolin say it's an out-of-the-box play, noting some conservative members might vibe with her tough stances after the messy MLA expulsions. Fullmer's 1 of 6 left in the race after Ruestadt stepped down, with members voting May 30th. This pack could reshape the right strategy heading into the next provincial showdown.