Claire Rattée

Claire Rattée

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Claire Rattée is a British Columbia Conservative MLA and former Kitimat councillor, known for her role as the party's mental health and addictions critic, where she advocates for solutions to the province's addiction crisis.

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Canada Canada: Claire Rattée is one of the MLAs who have rejoined the BC Conservatives. 6

Kerry Lynne Findlay Scott Mcinnis Trevor Halford John Rustad Linda Hepner David Eby Ken Sim Lorne Doerkson Christy Clark Gordon Campbell Niki Sharma Cheryl Oates Gary Mason Ross Pink
The Globe and Mail: BC Conservatives regroup as several ex-MLAs return to caucus in wake of leader’s resignation

Canada Canada: Claire Rattée issued a scathing exit statement that says she was among at least 10 Conservatives who signed a letter calling on party leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay to quit. 5

Mark Carney Doug Ford Olivia Chow John Tory David Eby John Amagoalik Geoffrey Nicholas Griplas Marilyn Gladu Avi Lewis Heather Mcpherson Don Davies Jenny Kwan Joel Dupuis Stephen J Harper Justin Trudeau Kerry Lynne Findlay
The Globe and Mail: Politics Insider: Carney promises sweeping new economic legislation

Canada Canada: Claire Rattée is a former MLA who exited the Conservative caucus and criticized Kerry-Lynne Findlay's leadership. 6

Kerry Lynne Findlay David Eby Peter Milobar Mike Bernier Bruce Hallsor Elaine Allan
The Globe and Mail: B.C. Conservatives lose 10th MLA since August as Claire Rattée exits caucus

Canada Canada: Claire Rattée is a B.C. Conservative MLA who criticized the NDP government for not addressing the needs of the Downtown Eastside effectively. 5

Larry Campbell Terry Yung David Eby Sarah Blyth Micheal Vonn
The Globe and Mail: B.C.’s former chief coroner Larry Campbell takes on Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside – again