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Rustad, Boultbee staging BC Conservatives meet-and-greet May 11 - Vimarsana News

Rustad, Boultbee staging BC Conservatives meet-and-greet May 11

With his party firmly in second place, according to fresh polling data, the leader of the Conservative Party of BC will stage a meet-and-greet on Saturday, May 11, in Penticton

B.C. Conservatives host "Rally in the Valley" in Cowichan - Cowichan Valley Citizen - Vimarsana News

B.C. Conservatives host "Rally in the Valley" in Cowichan - Cowichan Valley Citizen

More than 350 people attend to hear party leader John Rustad and candidates

Manitoba Tories should take a hard look at B.C. – Brandon Sun - Vimarsana News

Manitoba Tories should take a hard look at B.C. – Brandon Sun

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BC NDP leads polls as Conservatives gain younger voters - Bowen Island Undercurrent - Vimarsana News

BC NDP leads polls as Conservatives gain younger voters - Bowen Island Undercurrent

B.C. voters prioritize housing, poverty and health care ahead of provincial lection

More British Columbians support a BC United-BC Conservative merger, says survey - Opinion - Vimarsana News

More British Columbians support a BC United-BC Conservative merger, says survey - Opinion

With five months to go before British Columbians cast their ballots in the provincial election, our collective concerns remain clear. Housing, poverty and homelessness is still the most important issue for residents (37 per cent, down two points since January). Health care is second at 21 per cent (down one point), followed by the economy and jobs (18 per cent, up one point), the environment (six per cent, up two points) and crime and public safety (five per cent, unchanged).