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BC Conservatives in Kelowna to talk crimeThe BC Conservatives and interim leader Trevor Halford are zeroing in on Kelowna to listen to local business leaders who say crime and disorder are terrorizing their livelihoods. As Klaudia Van Emmerik reports, they say the BC NDP is not doing enough to help.Global News at 5:30 OkanaganFeb 3
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Trevor Halford on the state of BC Conservative PartyThe interim leader of the BC Conservative Party speaks with Global’s Legislative Bureau Chief Keith Baldrey in a year-end interview.Global News Hour at 6Dec 28, 2025
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Former Pattison Food Group head Darrell Jones could run for BC ConservativesThe former grocery chain executive who became a household name thanks to his TV ads says he’s seriously considering running for the leadership of the BC Conservative Party. As Jordan Armstrong reports, that comes as the fledgling right-wing party that formed after a split from the Conservatives appears to be falling apart.Global News Hour at 6 BCDec 15, 2025
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Future of BC Conservative PartyThe interim leader of the BC Conservative Party Trevor Halford speaks to us about the dramatic ouster of John Rustad as leader and what the future holds for the party.Global News Hour at 6Dec 7, 2025
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Questions raised about death of Vernon manThe BC Conservative Party is accusing the NDP government of a health care failure it claims may have cost a young Okanagan man his life. Twenty-two-year-old Ezra Cool died shortly after leaving the Vernon hospital where he was being treated for mental health issues. Victoria Femia reports.Global News at 5:30 OkanaganFeb 26
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Tumbler Ridge mourns shooting victimsThe community of Tumbler Ridge continues to mourn after the tragic events that took place earlier this week. A vigil took place in the community Friday and was attended by all federal party leaders including, Prime Minister Mark Carney. Joining us now is BC Conservative MLA for Peace River South, the riding that includes Tumbler...Global News Morning BCFeb 14
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Conservatives, Liberals accuse each other of ‘obstruction’ on BC extortionConservatives and Liberals each accused the other of obstruction on the topic of extortion in British Columbia during question period on Wednesday, with Conservative MP Tamara Jensen saying police had been in her driveway over the weekend “investigating reports of shots fired on my street.”CanadaJan 28
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John Rustad quits as BC Conservative leaderAfter a whirlwind 24 hours this past week, John Rustad is officially no longer in charge of the BC Conservative party, after announcing his resignation on Thursday morning. This announcement came only one day after Rustad refused to quit, despite his caucus revolting against him. Former leader of the BC Conservatives and current Fort St....Global BCDec 6, 2025
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John Rustad quits as BC Conservative leaderAfter a tumultuous 24 hours, John Rustad is officially no longer in charge of the BC Conservative Party. He announced his resignation just a day after refusing to quit as his caucus revolted against him. Aaron McArthur has more on what this means for the party, and who’s in charge now.Global BCDec 4, 2025
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Global News at 5:30 Okanagan: Feb. 3The BC Conservatives have keyed in on business crime and social disorder as a weakness for the BC NDP government. A townhall is being held in Kelowna on Thursday. Also, the Vancouver Bandits are bringing a ‘home’ game to Kelowna.Global News at 5:30 OkanaganFeb 3
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“Post-apocalyptic feel”: B.C. Conservative says Tumbler Ridge vigil helped release community’s griefB.C. Conservative representative Larry Neufeld says the first days after the Tumbler Ridge school shooting felt “post-apocalyptic,” with residents moving through the community in shock. In an interview with Global News, he says an impromptu vigil marked a turning point, as hugs turned into wailing and residents began releasing their grief. Neufeld adds that both...CrimeFeb 14
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One-on-one with BC Conservative interim leader Trevor HalfordBC Conservative interim leader Trevor Halford speaks with Global News Morning following the resignation of John Rustad.Global News Morning BCDec 5, 2025
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John Rustad steps down as BC Conservative leaderJohn Rustad has officially stepped down as the BC Conservative leader. Andrea Macpherson has the latest from the Global BC newsroom.BC1Dec 4, 2025
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New Leger poll on B.C. politicsThis year will mark nine years in government for the BC NDP. So how do British Columbians feel right now about the job David Eby’s party is doing? And what about the BC Conservatives? As Paul Johnson reports, even without a permanent leader, the Conservatives are a serious threat, as least according to a new...Global News Hour at 6 BCJan 31
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Global News Hour at 6 BC: Jan 31Startling video shows a big rig crashing off Highway 1 in Abbotsford Saturday. Comox Valley residents allowed back home Saturday, after flood waters prompted evacuation orders and a local state of emergency. A new Leger poll finds that the lead the BC NDP have over the BC Conservatives is shrinking.Global BCJan 31
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John Rustad refusing to resign as BC Conservative Party leader despite party revoltJohn Rustad maintains he is still the leader of the BC Conservatives, despite a mutiny by his party caucus. UBC Political Scientist Stewart Prest discusses the turmoil inside the BC Conservative Party.Global News Morning BCDec 4, 2025
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Leadership turmoil in OneBC PartyThe board of directors for OneBC, a political party formed by two former BC Conservative Party members, says it has removed Dallas Brodie as party leader. Global’s Keith Baldrey has the details.Global News Hour at 6 BCDec 14, 2025
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Political Panel: The future of the B.C. ConservativesA big shake up in B.C. politics, John Rustad officially resigned as leader of the B.C. Conservatives this week, after at least 20 members of the Conservative caucus signed a letter saying they had lost confidence in his leadership. Joining us for the last political panel of the fall session is Maria Dobrinskaya, political strategist...Global News Morning BCDec 7, 2025
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Environmental group slams B.C. LNG policyThe Skeena Watershed Conservation Coalition says B.C’s push to develop LNG will end up generating less revenue than touted, while provincial and federal governments have changed regulatory guidelines to allow it to go ahead. Paul Johnson reports.Global News Hour at 6 BCFeb 26
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Federal Conservatives extortion motionThe Federal Conservatives are tabling a motion, calling on the Liberal government to do more to tackle the extortion crisis. B.C. Conservative MP Sukhman Gill speaks with Global News Morning about what the party is calling for.Global News Morning BCFeb 10