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This week in BC Election saw all parties laying out their economic platforms for the next four years to woo voters in a tight race.
The BC Election comes down to local races in Surrey as the Leader's Debate fails to convince voters who should run the Province.
Health care has become a point of contention in the B.C. election campaign, as the public/private debate continues
Premier David Eby's snap election call is proving unpopular in its early days.
Premier David Eby calls a snap election to capitalize on opposition disarray.
Á’a:líya Warbus has become the seventh MLA in two weeks to leave the B.C. Conservative caucus, citing communication failures and lost confidence in Kerry-Lynne Findlay’s leadership
B.C. Conservative MLA Harman Bhangu is launching a province-wide effort to repeal British Columbia’s Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act after Elections BC approved his initiative petition application. The campaign faces a high bar: supporters will have 90 days to collect signatures from at least 10 per cent of registered voters in each of B.C.’s 93 electoral districts before the proposed repeal can advance to the legislature.
B.C. Conservative MLA Reann Gasper is giving up her Abbotsford-Mission seat, allowing newly elected party leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay to seek a place in the legislature through a byelection. Gasper says the decision was her own and that she is putting the party’s goal of defeating the NDP ahead of her position as an MLA.
