The Globe and MailCanada· English
Eby asks interim B.C. Conservative leader to remove campaign chief over anti-Islam post
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British Columbia's Conservative interim leader Lorne Doerkson is being asked by David Eby to remove the party's campaign director. This request follows the firing of a Conservative candidate for offensive posts. The campaign director is facing criticism over anti-Islam posts shared on social media earlier this year.
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- Eby asks interim B.C. Conservative leader to remove campaign chief over anti-Islam post Headline of the event's most representative article · The Globe and Mail, 11 Oct 2026
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CBCCanada· English
B.C. Conservative campaign director under fire for anti-Islam posts
CTV NewsCanada· English
B.C.'s Eby asks Doerkson to remove campaign chief over social media slamming Islam
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CBCCanada· English
B.C. Conservatives drop candidate after offensive social media posts
B.C. Conservative campaign director under fire for anti-Islam posts
CTV NewsCanada· English
B.C.'s Eby asks Doerkson to remove campaign chief over social media slamming Islam
The Globe and MailCanada· English
Eby asks interim B.C. Conservative leader to remove campaign chief over anti-Islam post
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