The leaders of British Columbia’s three major political parties will pitch their plans to business leaders in Vancouver with less than two weeks to go before the provincial election.
NDP Leader David Eby, Conservative interim leader Lorne Doerkson and Green Party Leader Emily Lowan are slated to speak at an event this afternoon hosted by the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade.
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The leaders won’t debate each other, though each will address attendees.
That will be followed by a question-and-answer session with board president Bridgitte Anderson.
The board says the event is designed to allow people to hear directly from the leaders as they present their vision for the province and discuss their priorities for B.C.’s future.
A televised leaders’ debate is set for Wednesday ahead of election day on Oct. 24.
A vote for any party other then the BC Conservatives will result in a coalition NDP government .Green, one BC just a wasted vote if you want change vote conservative. Be careful with your vote.
Yes Eby the hypocrite!
Vote BC Conservative Party, 50 seats will do it but why not go for 80 seats!
So apprently Eby and his $500K/year physician wife are using up one of the few $10/day daycare spots!!! Only about 10-20% of the province’s daycare spots have that subsidy, and this rich politician uses one up!!!
Remember Eby is going to give all our properties away…
Has Emily organized another school trip recently?
I’m curious to know how many people you polled and where they were located, on the polling you’re quoting on global news this morning on tv. I find the numbers highly unlikely. Especially considering they differ from pretty much every other poll listed.
I’m curious to know how many people you polled and where they were located, on the polling you’re quoting on global news this morning on tv. I find the numbers highly unlikely. Especially considering they differ from pretty much every other poll listed.