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B.C. Conservatives approve new slate of party policies at AGM in Nanaimo

Approximately 800 delegates from the Conservative Party of B.C. Gathered in Nanaimo for the annual general meeting to vote on 19 policy declarations covering various topics including economic prosperity, health, education, and public safety.
Peter Milobar, an MLA, expressed concerns about significant financial deficits in B.C. And highlighted the importance of financial management as the provincial budget approaches.
Elenore Sturko, an MLA, emphasized the importance of 'Christian's Law' involuntary treatment legislation, stating it will prioritize treatment to protect youths and support families.
Delegates expressed concerns about the process of policy approval, criticizing the rushed nature of committee-recommended policies and the lack of grassroots member engagement.

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