VANCOUVER — Former federal cabinet minister Herb Dhaliwal says he wants to revive a liberal party for those left politically homeless in British Columbia after the BC United Party suspended its campaign in the upcoming provincial election.

Dhaliwal says he wants “moderate, centrist” voters to get behind the New Liberal Party of BC in time for the election on October 19.

Elections BC has declined to register the name due to potential voter confusion with the rebranded Liberal party, BC United.{ai:summary}<p>Former federal cabinet minister Herb Dhaliwal aims to establish a New Liberal Party of BC to attract moderate and centrist voters left without a party following the suspension of the BC United Party's campaign for the provincial election on October 19. </p><p>The effort seeks to revitalize political representation in British Columbia. #politics</p>

Former MP Herb Dhaliwal seeks approval to register New Liberal Party of BC before election

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