Peter Milobar leaves B.C. Conservatives, cites clash with leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay
Peter Milobar is the seventh MLA to either resign or be kicked out of the Conservative caucus since the 2024 provincial election
On Friday, MLA Peter Milobar declared his decision to depart from the BC Conservative Party and assume an Independent stance in the legislature. In his announcement, Milobar expressed gratitude for the trust placed in him by Kamloops residents and surrounding areas, stating that he has served as their voice in Victoria since 2017.
Despite acknowledging the legitimacy of the decision made by the party leadership, Milobar revealed that his personal values no longer align with the new direction set by the party. He affirmed his commitment to continue serving the people of Kamloops Centre. Milobar was among the candidates vying for the position of BC Conservative Party leader alongside Kerry-Lynne Findlay, Iain Black, Caroline Elliott, and Yuri Fulmer.
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