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New Leger poll finds majority in B.C. think NDP has done poorly — but not sold on Conservatives (opens the original)
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The NDP government has done a poor job tackling the issues facing B.C., a new poll from Leger found, but British Columbians are also not sold on the Conservatives as a viable alternative. Leger has the governing party trailing the opposition B.C. Tories by three points among decided voters, with the Conservatives at 39 per cent and the NDP at 36 per cent, which was within the poll’s margin of error. The poll found 13 per cent of voters were undecided. The Greens have increased their support in r
B.C. Election: NDP, Conservatives both take credit for growing LNG sector (opens the original)
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B.C.’s two largest political parties are both trying to take credit for the province’s growing LNG sector, as a final investment decision on LNG Canada’s Phase 2 is expected as soon as Tuesday. NDP Leader David Eby and B.C. Conservative Leader Lorne Doerkson both unveiled part of their economic plans Monday, with the NDP promising to double critical mineral production, while the Conservatives promised to double natural gas production by 2032 and triple it by 2035. On Sunday, the Tories also prom
NDP lose four cabinet ministers, including David Eby's top lieutenant (opens the original)
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If B.C. NDP Leader David Eby returns to power in this election, he will be without his most trusted lieutenant after Health Minister Ravi Kahlon announced he would not be running in the snap election called Tuesday. “Ravi Kahlon, remarkable minister, has, through driving jobs and opportunity, helped us to be the province that is leading the country in major projects at the major projects office of the federal government,” Eby said Thursday. “Remarkable contributions as health minister, even in a
B.C. Conservatives shift toward pocketbook issues after chaotic Findlay tenure (opens the original)
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B.C. Conservative Interim Leader Lorne Doerkson wasted no time in striking a different tone than his predecessor Kerry-Lynne Findlay following Tuesday’s election call, and some observers are saying it is all part of a plan to return the party to a focus on pocketbook issues. Peter Milobar, who until Tuesday was the leader of CentreBC before rejoining the Conservatives, said he has known Doerkson for a long time and the party’s new tone is completely different from what was offered to the public
B.C. premier's decision to call election came down to Trump chaos and Conservative disorder (opens the original)
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Preparations for a snap election call began in earnest two weeks ago as U.S. President Trump became a focal point once again for British Columbians, and the B.C. Conservatives continued to come apart at the seams, according to multiple sources within the NDP. On Tuesday, at Government House, NDP Leader David Eby repeatedly cited Trump and the uncertainty caused by U.S. tariffs as the rationale for plunging headlong into a provincial election campaign, with voting day on Oct. 24, while downplayin
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