Milobar highlights infrastructure, rural issues as key priorities during his visit campaigning for leadership role in the Conservative Party of B.C.
The Kamloops Centre MLA has thrown his hat into the ring to be the next leader of the Conservative Party of B.C.
The race to replace John Rustad as leader of the B.C. Conservatives is heating up, with the rules for the race released last week and five high-profile candidates trying to convince members they should be the one to lead the party into the future.
VICTORIA — B.C. Conservative MLA Peter Milobar called for repeal of the Declaration Act in entering his party’s leadership race on Friday, even as he noted there was nothing new about the stance for him or the party.
THERE’S A LONG WAY to go before the new leader of the Conservative Party of BC will be chosen but Peter Milobar has to be considered the frontrunner at the moment.
Watch Peter Milobar Leadership Campaign Announcement
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, JAN. 16, 2025, VICTORIA, BC – Outside the British Columbia Legislature today, MLA Peter Milobar launched his campaign to become Leader of the Conservative Party of British Columbia.
“A lot of people have asked me why would I be considering doing something like this. It’s such a fractured party. There is no way forward. It’s too divisive.’
Peter Milobar, the finance critic for British Columbia’s Opposition Conservatives, said his run for the leadership of the party is just the first step toward becoming premier as he touted his electability.
Kamloops-Centre MLA Peter Milobar said Friday he will run in the B.C. Conservative Party’s leadership race.
