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Artificial intelligence, housing initiatives, mining shake-ups and labour unrest defined much of 2023 for the B.C. economy

An apparent surge in support for the BC Conservative party is likely to fade away before the next provincial election, two retiring Kelowna MLAs say.

Artificial intelligence, housing initiatives, mining shake-ups and labour unrest defined much of 2023 for the B.C. economy

BC United leader says Conservative polling strength is a reflection of federal party

BC United leader says Conservative polling strength is a reflection of federal party

VICTORIA — The leader of British Columbia's official Opposition, the BC United party, says he'll make sure voters have a clear choice in the election next fall.

An apparent surge in support for the BC Conservative party is likely to fade away before the next provincial election, two retiring Kelowna MLAs say.

A steady rise by the BC Conservatives’ in opinion polls is not a result of “brand confusion” with their federal namesake but rather a historic shift in political loyalties, Leader

The BC Conservatives should be seen as the clear winners among the opposition parties this year

BC United leader says Conservative polling strength is a reflection of federal party