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Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Liberals swept three federal byelections, retaining seats in British Columbia and Ontario while taking a Quebec riding from the Conservatives and strengthening their parliamentary majority.
The B.C. government has acknowledged a forecasting error that overstated expected natural gas royalty revenue by nearly $1.5 billion, raising questions about the province’s incoming royalty system.
Recent announcement in the Canada Gazette indicates Federal Government is serious about designation the West Coast Pipeline project as in the national interest.
Braeden Caley will defend a seat the Liberals won with nearly 60 per cent in 2025 against Conservative candidate Stephen Curran
Kerry-Lynne Findlay's unexpected victory in the B.C. Conservative leadership race is about more than one candidate—it reflects a broader political transformation that began during the COVID-19 pandemic and continues to reshape conservative politics across Western Canada. As Alberta grapples with many of the same grassroots pressures, the lesson is clear: political success increasingly depends on listening to and empowering ordinary members rather than directing them from the top down.
A new Mainstreet Research poll finds that Peter Milobar is the BC Conservative leadership candidate best positioned to defeat the NDP, projecting a 53-seat majority government in his favour — while other candidates would face a much closer race.
The newly formed centrist provincial party CentreBC has announced it will launch a formal leadership race, marking a significant step in its efforts to establish itself as a viable alternative in British Columbia politics.
