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"Leda Omid is a BC-raised journalist who cuts through the noise to uncover deeper meaning in every story and find clarity in the complex. Whether reporting, or shaping content behind the scenes, she brings curiosity and a commitment to accuracy."
The BC NDP is promising a new perinatal mental health unit, expanded menopause treatment coverage, and a province-wide women's health strategy if re-elected.
“British Columbians clearly want options when it comes to which vehicles they drive,” Penner said.
David Eby is promising 20 new primary care clinics, expanded same-day appointments, and faster pathways for internationally trained doctors as part of the BC NDP's health care plan.
BC NDP leader David Eby is promising to extend the freeze on ICBC insurance rates until spring 2030.
The BC Conservatives say their economic plan would temporarily scrap the PST on business investment, reduce red tape, and speed up approvals for major projects.
The plan would offer interest-free loans of up to $1 million to businesses affected by US tariffs or wildfires and a $5,000 tax credit for hiring young workers into their first full-time jobs.
The party promised to hire and deploy 250 additional police officers as part of a public safety plan aimed at addressing street disorder, drug use, and property crime across the province.
The plan includes eight new MRI machines, 10 CT scanners, and a new system aimed at matching patients with shorter surgical waits.
With two BC elections a week apart, Leda Omid finds familiar frustrations in Vancouver’s dating scene: polished pitches, vague intentions, and plenty of promises.
BC Conservative leader Lorne Doerkson is pledging to scrap the 10% PST on Canadian-made beer, wine, and spirits for the duration of the US trade war.
Eby framed the mining and port commitments as part of a broader push to diversify BC’s economy and reduce its reliance on the United States for trade.
The poll suggests frustration with the timing of the election could be playing a role.
He said the ads "will have a particular focus on reproductive health for women."
Sharma said the case "highlights the urgent need for strong national safeguards for artificial intelligence technologies and online platforms."
Rustad is the second MLA to return following Findlay's resignation.
A new poll finds majority support among British Columbians for expanding energy infrastructure, including natural gas and oil pipelines, with support extending across party lines.
Rattée said the party has become “deeply divided” since Findlay won the leadership and argued she has not done enough to bring caucus together.
"BC doesn’t have a revenue problem," Binda said. "We have a problem with a government that spends money faster than it makes it."
The first quarterly fiscal update projects the deficit will be $450 million higher than forecast in February’s budget.
The MLA and longtime Indigenous leader died August 28 at the age of 74.
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