Two British Columbia legislators have resigned from the provincial Conservative caucus, citing concerns over the leader's alleged ties to Alberta separatist groups. Scott McInnes and Donegal Wilson are among nine MLAs to leave the party in under three weeks, marking a significant shift in the province's political landscape. Their departure follows growing scrutiny of Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay, with reports suggesting her connections to separatist movements in Alberta have fueled internal dissent. The resignations highlight deepening divisions within the opposition party, as members question the leadership's alignment with separatist agendas. The situation underscores the political tensions between British Columbia and Alberta, with separatist ideas gaining traction among some provincial lawmakers.