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Conservatives claim no knowledge who launched website urging Falcon to resign, United begs to differ

It is unclear who exactly launched a website urging B.C. United Leader Kevin Falcon to resign, but B.C. United has an idea.

When asked for comment about B.C. United’s claims, the Conservatives repeated their statement: “We have no idea who made this website.” “It’s time for a change within United to move forward from the biggest impediment to a free enterprise cooperation agreement in British Columbia,” it reads. “For the sake of all British Columbians, Kevin Falcon must do the right thing and step aside.”

“ to an obstinate leader with delusions of grandeur, we are left with few other options to engineer the cooperation that is so desperately needed.”According to publicly available information, the website went online on May 21 — one day before the second and final of two ultimately unsuccessful meetings between “trusted emissaries” from both parties to sound out “common ground” between the two parties, as Falcon had described that process this month.

Rustad responded by saying that B.C. United’s non-competition agreement was not a serious offer and would have led to another NDP government.

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