Tag: BC-Assembly

The New Democ­rats’ lead­er­ship race will see cli­mate, resource and envi­ron­men­tal issues at play. Of great­est import, how­ev­er, who will be the face of the par­ty as it tries to hold power?

The pop­u­lar British Colum­bia pre­mier says he has some time left in him, but he can’t make anoth­er mul­ti-year com­mit­ment to con­tin­u­ing in the province’s top job. The New Democ­rats remain in gov­ern­ment and will be choos­ing a suc­ces­sor soon. 

Canada’s west­ern­most province will remain under pro­gres­sive gov­er­nance for anoth­er four years thanks to what is shap­ing up to be a huge win for the British Colum­bia New Demo­c­ra­t­ic Par­ty (BCNDP).

Canada’s west­ern­most province will hold a gen­er­al elec­tion on Octo­ber 24th, 2020. Read Joel Con­nel­ly’s analy­sis of the debate between the par­ty lead­ers, which took place Octo­ber 13th. 

British Columbians will head to the polls to decide the future of their province just ten days before the Unit­ed States holds its epic 2020 pres­i­den­tial election. 

Today, a new pro­gres­sive gov­ern­ment was sworn in to over­see Wash­ing­ton and Ida­ho’s north­ern neigh­bor of British Colum­bia, Canada’s third largest province. Led by John Hor­gan, it con­sists of eleven men and eleven women from the New Demo­c­ra­t­ic Par­ty (NDP), the more pro­gres­sive of B.C.‘s two major polit­i­cal par­ties. The NDP is return­ing to power […]

It’s look­ing increas­ing­ly like­ly that British Colum­bia will soon be admin­is­tered by a much more pro­gres­sive gov­ern­ment than the one it has now.

Who will be the next Pre­mier of British Colum­bia? That’s a ques­tion we still don’t know the answer to, despite polls hav­ing closed across Canada’s west­­ern-most province over three hours ago, because the results have been incred­i­bly close. As of around 11:10 PM Pacif­ic Time, incum­bent Pre­mier Christy Clark and the gov­ern­ing Lib­er­als (who, despite their […]