British Columbia's former finance minister, Kerry-Lynne Findlay, was once dubbed the province's 'iron lady' but her tenure has been marked by internal conflicts and controversies. Political observers argue her leadership failed to meet the standards set by Margaret Thatcher. The situation has drawn criticism and raised questions about her political strategy and effectiveness.
She was supposed to be B.C.'s 'iron lady', but instead her leadership is plagued by drama and backroom intrigue
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