Angelo Isidorou is out as executive director of BC Conservatives as shakeup continues

VICTORIA — Angelo Isidorou is out as executive director of the BC Conservatives, as a shakeup in the provincial opposition ranks continues.

Isidorou says in a statement issued by the party that his role in taking the Conservatives to the brink of power in the 2024 election, just four years after it won less than 2 per cent of the vote, was the “honour of a lifetime.”

He says he’s leaving on “amicable and mutual terms,” while party leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay says in the same statement that she wishes him success and thanks him for the “continuity” he provided during the transition since she was elected.

Findlay has conducted a transformation of the party’s top levels since winning the leadership in May by a razor-thin margin of 51 per cent to Caroline Elliott’s 49 per cent after four rounds of voting.