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BC Conservative leadership crisis and snap election

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Latest: BC Conservatives win majority in 2026 snap election

As the October 24 provincial election arrives, the BC Conservative Party continues to navigate the aftermath of extreme internal instability. Following the September 20 resignation of leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay—whose ten

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B.C. Greens economic platform and campaign activities

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Latest: BC Green leader Emily Lowan responds to NDP accusations

B.C. Greens Leader Emily Lowan launched a new economic platform in Vancouver centered on four pillars: strengthening regional economies, providing clean power, increasing local value creation, and implementing taxes on l

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British Columbia snap election preparations and voting

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Latest: British Columbia election candidates debate healthcare and post-secondary funding

Premier David Eby has called a snap provincial election for October 24, 2026, two years ahead of the scheduled 2028 date. While Eby cited an ongoing trade war with the United States and a stalled legislature as drivers,

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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

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Canada AI strategy: adoption, workforce, and infrastructure

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Latest: Canada expands Regional Artificial Intelligence Initiative to $700 million

In September 2026, Canada joined 20 nations at the United Nations General Assembly to sign a declaration warning of security risks posed by rapid AI advancements. While the federal government is investing C$150 million i

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