New NDP government can be less adversarial: Conroy

The MLA for Kootenay West hopes the party political relationship in BC’s legislature can be more collaborative in future.

Katrine Conroy is speaking after the fall of the Liberal government Thursday .

She says the NDP and Green Party are already working together but there are also many new Liberal MLAs in the house.

Conroy says she’ll take any role leader John Horgan offers her in the new government.

Local job creation and childcare are among her priorities

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