Conservative MLA Donegal Wilson quits caucus, citing Findlay’s leadership

Two more Conservative MLAs quit caucus, citing Findlay’s connection to Alberta separatists CHUCK CHIANG AND BRENNA OWEN VICTORIA THE CANADIAN PRESS PUBLISHED 1 HOUR AGO UPDATED 15 MINUTES AGO Open this photo in gallery: B.C. Conservative leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay in Vancouver on April 24. CHAD HIPOLITO/THE CANADIAN PRESS COMMENTS SHARE SAVE FOR LATER Listen to this article Learn more about audio Log in or create a free account to listen to this article. Two more legislators have quit the Opposition B.C. Conservative caucus, with Scott McInnes and Donegal Wilson both citing Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay’s reported connections to Alberta separatists. McInnes becomes the ninth MLA to defect in less than three weeks, announcing his departure a little over two hours after Wilson. More to come Sign up for the B.C. Insider Newsletter. B.C. Bureau Chief Wendy Cox brings in-depth analysis of the biggest stories in the province each week SIGN UP EXPLORE NEWSLETTERS Report an editorial error Report a technical issue Comments Read or post comments Diversions Horoscope Daily astrology with Sally Brompton Daily Crossword Solve today's puzzle Daily Cryptic Witty word play at its best Sudoku Three difficulty levels to solve Follow related authors and topics BRITISH COLUMBIA FOLLOW PROVINCIAL POLITICS (BRITISH COLUMBIA) FOLLOW Authors and topics you follow will be added to your personal news feed in Following. Interact with The Globe GOOD TASTE NEWSLETTER Wednesdays come with a serving of food and wine insights Plan your weekend with wine advice and reviews, recipes, restaurant news and more SIGN UP REAL ESTATE NEWSLETTER Stay on top of the housing market Your house is your most valuable asset. Read about the latest closing sales, house market trends, mortgages and more SIGN UP WATCHLIST A good investor uses the right tools Dig deep into stock quotes for the latest insights, news and real-time prices START NOW CONNECT WITH THE GLOBE Share news tips anonymously Use SecureDrop to share information with The Globe’s investigative team with more security and anonymity than traditional means LEARN MORE