British Columbians began voting in the provincial election on Oct. 16, 2026, without a costed platform from the B.C. Conservatives. Interim leader Lorne Doerkson says the plan is imminent, while NDP leader David Eby criticizes the delay.
New polls show the BC Conservatives leading the BC NDP in the provincial election, with support varying by region and demographic. Leaders debate economic strategies ahead of the Oct. 24 vote.
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BC NDP Leader David Eby acknowledged government imperfections during the only televised debate, while rivals criticized his economic record and Indigenous policies.
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Three B.C. party leaders participated in the only scheduled televised debate before the provincial election. The event featured NDP, Conservative, and Green leaders, moderated by Shachi Kurl.
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Leaders of British Columbia's NDP, Conservative, and Green parties are scheduled for their only debate ahead of the Oct. 24 snap election. The Greens recently released a platform proposing a one-time tax on 'excessive wealth.'
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