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B.C. Conservative leader John Rustad rams through constitution, policy proposals at party AGM
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Several challenges were launched against the proposed changes to the party’s constitution and board candidates put forward by party leader John Rustad .
Every member of his slate ultimately came out on top during the event, held at the Vancouver Island Conference Centre in Nanaimo .
Estey was re-elected as party president with Cranbrook Coun . Wesly Graham elected as her vice-president.
Former candidates Bryan Breguet and Paul Ratchford say he believes Rustad is not the person to lead the party forward.
Rustad took the Conservatives from a party that garnered two per cent of the vote in 2020 to 44 seats in last year’s election.
Most members and candidates refrained from calling for a leadership review.
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