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BC STORIES3 weeks agoB.C. Conservative Leader Vows to Stay On as Snap Election Rumours Grow
B.C. Conservative Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay says she will stay on despite nine caucus defections and growing speculation about an early provincial election.
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POLITICS3 weeks agoBC MLAs Finalize New Party Constitution as Snap Election Rumours Build
BC interim leader Peter Milobar finalizes a new party constitution as Premier David Eby hints at a potential fall snap election amid political shifts.
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POLITICS3 weeks agoWhy Conservative Slates Aren’t Materializing in Kamloops and Kelowna Elections
The Conservative Electors Association failed to field promised local slates in Kamloops and Kelowna following internal leadership race friction.
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NATIONAL STORIES3 weeks agoWhy a New Study Estimates Alberta Separation Costs Could Reach $170 Billion
An Alberta government report estimates separating from Canada could cost between $50B and $170B over five years. Albertans vote on the issue Oct. 19.
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BC STORIES3 weeks agoWhat B.C.’s Political Turmoil Means for a Possible Snap Election
B.C. Premier David Eby's approval rating jumps 10 points to 41% as the BC Conservatives face internal resignations and snap election talk grows.
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BC STORIES3 weeks agoBC Conservative Leader Facing Fresh Criticism From Within Her Deeply Divided Caucus
Skeena MLA Claire Rattée criticizes BC Conservative Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay in a public post, calling the provincial Opposition caucus deeply divided.
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NATIONAL STORIES3 weeks agoWhat Conservative Caucus Proposals Could Mean for Taxes, Wildfire Relief, and the Okanagan
At a caucus retreat in Penticton, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre proposed major tax cuts and $150B in budget savings while addressing EU reports.
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NATIONAL STORIES3 weeks ago
What Leaving Canada Would Cost Alberta: Up to $170 Billion, Report Finds
A U of C report commissioned by Alberta finds separation could cost up to $170B and require 70,000 civil servants as an Oct. 19 vote approaches.
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NATIONAL STORIES3 weeks ago
Ottawa Silent on Misuse Details After Ending Seven-Year Refugee Sponsorship Exemption
Ottawa refuses to clarify if a refugee permanent resident sponsorship policy was misused after letting it expire due to potential integrity concerns.
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LOCAL3 weeks ago
Why B.C. Mayors Are Uniting to Push for Stronger Provincial Safety Measures
B.C. mayors at the UBCM convention demand provincial action on public safety as a new survey shows 48% of residents fear for their family's safety.
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