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Vaughn Palmer: Architect of B.C. Conservative revival bows out, with plea for unity

Opinion: Forced out by leader's makeover of party, Angelo Isidorou sends a message of unity that has so far eluded the leader

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VICTORIA — The B.C. Conservative’s executive director, Angelo Isidorou, this week left the party he took from nowhere to the threshold of victory in the 2024 provincial election.

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“When I joined our party and stepped into my role in 2022, we were polling at two per cent, had a broken website, old branding, no money in the bank and almost no members,” he said in a statement Wednesday.

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