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British Columbia politics shifting dramatically as BC NDP maintains lead while Conservatives rise sharply among voters, according to Research Co. survey

Kevin Falcon's failed approaches and missed merger opportunities towards John Rustad plague BC United's merger talks with Conservatives, writes Rob Shaw

In January, B.C. had a dominant incumbent government, a fractured opposition and no political party able to pass the 30-per-cent mark in voting intention.

Kevin Falcon's failed approaches and missed merger opportunities towards John Rustad plague BC United's merger talks with Conservatives, writes Rob Shaw

The final legislative session before the coming provincial election ended last week in acrimony, tears and some wild political fantasies being circulated.

The survey from Vancouver-based Research Co. shows 42 per cent of respondents would back the BC NDP in the upcoming vote, followed by 32 per cent for the BC Conservatives.

Private owners made millions selling properties to the province. BC Conservatives want an audit.

James Steidle says opposition MLAs to blame for policies that led to overcutting that have crippled a forest industry now facing mill cutbacks and closures

Candidate says thank you

Meteoric rise of John Rustad and the BC Conservatives defying the odds to reshape British Columbia's political future in 2024