Parties look for candidates in advance of provincial election
Voting day Oct. 19 is sooner than you think
Source: interior-news.com
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BC Conservative fundraiser sells out Legion
Party leader John Rustad and Sharon Hartwell host meet and greet
Source: interior-news.com
B.C. Conservative plan to increase Surrey classroom sizes sparks concern
Party leader John Rustad promises to hire more teachers, increase classroom sizes if elected
Lizanne Foster John Rustad Bc Legislature Surrey Teacher Association Conservative Party Fraser Valley
Source: peacearchnews.com
Teachers call B.C. Conservative portables plan 'impossible'
The B.C. Conservative Party is promising to eliminate portable classrooms in Surrey by increasing class sizes.
John Rustad Lizanne Foster Annie Ohana Bc Conservative Party La Matheson Secondary School In Surrey Surrey Teachers Association
Source: bc.ctvnews.ca
B.C. Conservatives pledge to eliminate Surrey portables by increasing class sizes
Leader John Rustad unveiled the policy on Monday, saying the current situation, with students learning in close to 400 portables in the school district, sucks.
Source: globalnews.ca
Baldrey: B.C. budget 2024 — fiscal restraint vs. high gov't spending
Columnist Keith Baldrey believes B.C. Premier David Eby is banking on the NDP's three-year fiscal plan to help gain votes for the October provincial election.
Source: nsnews.com
B.C. Opposition pushing for tax breaks at the pump
The Opposition hammered the provincial government Monday about affordability, pressing it to eliminate or reduce provincial fuel taxes — like other provinces, for example Manitoba — have done a measure not present in last weeks budget.
Source: bc.ctvnews.ca
Letter to the Editor: The topic of vote splitting in BC continues
A Fort St. John resident and a Kamloops resident continue their back and forth on vote splitting in B.C. through the Letters to the Editor.
Source: energeticcity.ca
Chamber director has concerns over B.C. budget
Scott Wheatley says he’s apprehensive about the projected $7.9 billion deficit
Source: cloverdalereporter.com
Business groups applaud B.C. pausing controversial Land Act reforms
Several business organizations in British Columbia applauded the province's announcement that it would not proceed with proposed amendments to the law governing public land.
Source: cbc.ca