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B.C.’s Eby vows to temporarily suspend gas tax, regulate pump price if re-elected (opens the original)
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British Columbia NDP Leader David Eby is promising relief at the gas pumps under a re-elected government, and he has a plan to crack down on corporate price gouging. Eby says his government would temporarily suspend the provincial motor fuel tax by 10 cents per litre for gas and diesel, while introducing what he calls a “price guard” to crack down on gouging at the pump. If re-elected on Oct. 24, Eby says his government would ask the B.C. Utilities Commission to set the maximum price that fuel s
B.C.’s major parties on track to field candidates in all ridings as deadline looms (opens the original)
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The major parties running in British Columbia’s election appear to be on track to fill each of the 93 ridings, but smaller parties are struggling ahead of the Oct. 3 nomination deadline. Elections BC lists 43 official candidates for the B.C. New Democrats, while there are 32 on the list for the Conservatives as of Sept. 30. Both parties say on their websites that those numbers are much higher, but candidate figures for those running in the smaller parties remain in the single digits. CentreBC an
B.C. Conservatives scrap appearance by interim leader, citing possible election call (opens the original)
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The Opposition British Columbia Conservatives have scrapped an appearance by new interim leader Lorne Doerkson and his caucus, citing a possible snap election call. The cancellation was announced by the party’s caucus amid looming expectations of an early election being called by B.C. Premier David Eby after a flurry of campaign-style announcements. Doerkson’s news conference in Richmond, B.C., would have been his first public event with his caucus since being appointed after Sunday’s resignatio
Rustad invited back to B.C. Opposition after being expelled by ex-leader Findlay (opens the original)
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Interim British Columbia Conservative leader Lorne Doerkson is moving to repair ruptures in the Opposition that saw 13 legislators quit caucus or be expelled by former leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay, who stepped down on Sunday. Former leader John Rustad and legislator Scott McInnis both say they’ve accepted invitations by Doerkson to rejoin the troubled caucus. Rustad says in a statement that his “time as leader is over” but not his service to the province. The Nechako Lakes MLA also says “high leve
Former director of B.C. Conservatives hired private investigator, lawyer alleges (opens the original)
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British Columbia Conservative leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay said Thursday she was “not going anywhere” on another day of tumult for the Opposition, roiled by revelations that a private eye had been hired to look into her critics and calls for her to resign at an overnight caucus meeting. Lawyer Bruce Hallsor, a King’s counsel, said the party’s former executive director Elaine Allan had hired the investigator, although Hallsor would not name him or those he investigated. Allan, who served briefly as
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