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The controversy around Hicks’ comments on First Nations could galvanize the consolidation of the progressive vote behind Lajeunesse.
Watch this riding to see if the BC NDP has even greater room to fall in the Interior than 2024.
Doerkson said Surrey "has been doing more than its share for this province."
With just days to go before the provincial election, the West Vancouver-Capilano hopeful discovered that ChatGPT was confusing her for other women — not once, but multiple times.
Both explicitly denied the accusations, calling the BC NDP's move "desperate."
In a riding like this, OneBC may prove to be the NDP’s saving grace against a Conservative wave and a Lowan-driven Green resurgence.
The commitments focus on affordability challenges facing students and residents living under long-term leasehold agreements.
Question One received 68.6% support while Question Two came out with 68%.
Holding this seat is crucial for the BC NDP’s hopes of retaining a majority, while a Conservative win would show that the party has become respectable enough for the wary suburban moderates.
Eby outlined several commitments aimed at addressing the needs of one of BC's fastest-growing cities.
The BC NDP is promising $30 million to expand Kelowna General Hospital.
For the BC Greens, this is the contest with the highest stakes.
Fry said "BC needs more Emily."
Just weeks before the sale, BC Assessment had given the 12.16 acre lot at 3044 Pratt St. a valuation of $9.8 million.
“Forestry built this province, and it still puts food on the table for families right across BC,” Doerkson said.
Vancouver-Langara will be a crucial test of the NDP’s grip over the city.
Eby warned that the political divisions behind Alberta's separatist movement could take hold elsewhere if political leaders fail to challenge fringe views.
The BC Greens leader accused Eby of "trying to scare British Columbians into voting for him."
Digby was the only incumbent to retain his seat.
Mah was the only incumbent to retain her seat.
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