B.C.香蕉视频直播檚 three Independent MLAs are calling on Ottawa to "respect British Columbia's place in Confederation."

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The Liberals won a minority government in the April 28 federal election.

The post also includes the names of Vancouver-Quilchena MLA Dallas Brodie, and Peace River North MLA Jordan Kealy.

Armstrong and Kealy left the Conservative Party of B.C. in March to sit as Independents, after Brodie was kicked out of caucus for making what were seen as offensive comments about residential school survivors.

The trio accuses successive federal Liberal governments of neglecting what they see as crucial issues impacting British Columbia including a claimed increase in provincial politics by the Chinese Communist Party, more than 200 Indigenous bands asserting sovereignty, and equalization disparities.

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The post also references a . that found more than one-quarter of British Columbians believe the province would be better off as a separate country. 

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The post concludes by stating that the three MLAs will be engaging with the "grassroots of British Columbia to discuss the future needs of our province."