British Columbia now has the highest percentage of woman representatives of any legislature in the country. After Tuesday’s election, women represent 29 of 85 ridings in the province and make up 34.1 per cent of the Legislature. That number doesn’t … Continue Reading
We return you back to the pipeline debate already in progress. The 2013 provincial election turned out to be just a slight diversion in the overall narrative when it comes to using British Columbia’s coast as a major oil tanker … Continue Reading
They came to lap up a historic change in government, they left licking their wounds. The Vancouver Convention Centre East was anything but a party as shell-shocked New Democrats watched in horror as their sizable lead in public opinion polls … Continue Reading
Conditions are just right for a change of government on Tuesday, according to pollster Mario Canseco. Angus Reid Public Opinion released its latest election poll Saturday, which shows the NDP holding steady with 45 per cent of decided and leaning … Continue Reading
There is an eerie air of uncertainty hanging over Vancouver Point Grey. David Eby knows he is winning the lawn sign war. He knows his team is doing a better job canvassing neighbourhoods. His team believes it just needs to … Continue Reading
Not even being without a seat in the Legislature could knock the mile-wide smile off Christy Clark’s beaming face Wednesday. The Premier non-elect may have lost her in own riding of Vancouver-Point Grey to David Eby in Tuesday’s general election, … Continue Reading
Dreams of forming government danced around all NDP candidates’ heads Tuesday morning. But by the end of the night, NDP first-timers were looking at a much different reality as the party prepares for another term in opposition (with 33 seats). … Continue Reading
All eyes were on Christy Clark and Adrian Dix Monday as they crisscrossed the province one last time before the election. Live results and updates from the B.C. election camp The truth is, British Columbians never took their eyes off … Continue Reading
Sam Sullivan, pick-up artist? It’s hard to shake the feeling that the former Vancouver mayor’s campaign in Vancouver False Creek would be as effective at a bar as it is in Yaletown’s condominium lobbies. When they’re on their game, he … Continue Reading
British Columbia’s 40th provincial general election has officially begun. Advance polls across the province opened Wednesday, allowing voters the opportunity to cast their ballot ahead of the May 14 election. Advance voting is available until Saturday, May 11 between 8 … Continue Reading
