Rustad connecting with Sturko and Weaver among the more unexpected moves
British Columbia’s political landscape is undergoing a shake-up of seismic proportions a little over three months ahead of this fall’s Oct. 19 election.
In one of the stranger developments, climate scientist and former Green Party leader Andrew Weaver has turned his back on Premier David Eby, whose NDP he helped put in power in 2017, and says he’s considering aligning with the B.C. Conservatives and Leader John Rustad. He says Rustad is in the image of former NDP premier John Horgan — who Weaver supported in an alliance seven years ago — and is not like Eby, who Weaver says controls power in his office.
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