B.C. NDP Leader David Eby and Conservative Leader Lorne Doerkson brought their campaigns to Vernon over the weekend, pitching platform promises to voters.
Candidates are official for four Kelowna-area ridings ahead of the Oct. 24 provincial election. See who is running in your riding before vote day.
Four candidates are finalized for the Penticton-Summerland snap provincial election on Oct. 24. Advance voting opens Oct. 16 to 21 for local voters.
Candidates are finalized for the Oct. 24 B.C. election in Vernon-area ridings. See the candidate list and details on advance voting from Oct. 16 to 21.
John Kidder, husband of federal Green leader Elizabeth May, seeks the BC Green nomination in Kamloops-North Thompson for the upcoming election.
OneBC interim leader Dallas Brodie offers an election deal to B.C. Conservatives despite rival candidate Carson Binda running in Vancouver-Quilchena.
BC Green Party leader Emily Lowan promises $10-a-day childcare expansion and universal free care by 2031, announcing Carolyn Howe for Victoria-Swan Lake.
B.C. party leaders clash over liquefied natural gas targets as the provincial election campaign turns to energy production and economic affordability.
OneBC nominates Chantel Gibbs for the Vernon-Lumby riding in B.C.'s Oct. 24 election, joining incumbent Harwinder Sandhu and Conservative Kevin Acton.
B.C. NDP Leader David Eby launched his election campaign tour in Prince Rupert, pledging support for northern infrastructure and the crude oil tanker ban.