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Lorne Doerkson Conservative victory in British Columbia
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Latest: BC Conservatives pledge crime reform and DRIPA repeal
Lorne Doerkson and the Conservative Party won a snap election in British Columbia, securing 63 seats. The incoming administration has prioritized addressing a projected $14 billion deficit and rising interest debt paymen
BC Conservatives win majority in 2026 snap election
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Latest: Conservative Party of BC wins all 10 Surrey ridings
Following the October 24, 2026, provincial election, the BC Conservative Party has secured a majority government. Led by premier-designate Lorne Doerkson, the party is projected to win 64 of the 93 seats in the Legislati
British Columbia snap election results and leadership change
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Latest: British Columbia election candidates debate healthcare and post-secondary funding
Premier David Eby called a snap provincial election for October 24, 2026, citing a stalled legislature and trade tensions. The election took place against a backdrop of significant fiscal challenges, including a projecte
British Columbia election platform developments
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Latest: Pavneet Singh addresses 2006 stayed charges amid BC election
As the British Columbia election approaches, political parties are refining their platforms, with a growing focus on transportation, childcare, and economic policies. Recent polling by Research Co. indicates that cost-of
2026 Canadian municipal and provincial election preparations
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Latest: British Columbia advance voting turnout decreases compared to 2024
Preparations for the 2026 Canadian municipal and provincial election cycles are advancing in Ontario and British Columbia. In Ontario, Toronto is preparing for its October 26 municipal election to select a mayor and City
BC Conservative Party candidate removals
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Latest: B.C. Conservatives drop Vancouver candidate over alleged Hitler posts
The British Columbia Conservative Party has removed two candidates from its slate following controversies involving social media activity. On October 8, Joachim Agou, the candidate for Victoria-Beacon Hill, was removed
British Columbia economic and procurement policy shifts
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Latest: British Columbia Premier proposes grocery price caps
British Columbia NDP leader David Eby has introduced several economic and procurement initiatives. Initially, Eby announced new legislative requirements under ‘Built in B.C. and Canada’ procurement rules. This policy man
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