Kevin Falcon insists BC United morale ‘stronger’ after MLA defections

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Kevin Falcon insists BC United morale ‘stronger’ after MLA defections

After losing more candidates following the failed coalition with the BC Conservatives, BC United leader and leader of the Official Opposition Kevin Falcon sits down with CityNews.

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