Harry Lali says he now believes the best interests of the province, especially resource-dependent, rural communities, would be served by a BC United government
Lali has been working as a consultant in the forest industry for nine years. Prior to that, he served four terms as an NDP MLA and transportation minister.
Lali said Falcon is expanding the party to include people from the centre and centre-left and that he will be offering his advice to B.C. United on labour, forestry and rural B.C. issues.
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