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Rustad says independent review best course of action for BC election mishaps

BC Conservatives leader John Rustad is calling for an independent review into some of the mistakes made during the ballot counting process in this year’s provincial election. Elections BC has called for a judicial recount in the Prince George-Mackenzie riding after a ballot box containing 861 votes went uncounted due to an...

Premier’s new cabinet to be sworn in November 18

When all the dust finally settles on the 2024 BC Election, Premier David Eby and his cabinet will finally get the chance to be sworn-in later this month. The ceremony will take place on November 18th in Victoria at Government House. “Judicial recounts will ensure every vote is counted,” Premier Eby...

Timeline set for pair of judicial recounts in B.C. ridings

The BC Supreme Court has confirmed that the judicial recounts in Kelowna Centre and Surrey-Guildford will take place on November 7 and 8. The Conservatives have a 38 vote lead over the NDP in Kelowna Centre while the NDP have a 27 vote lead over the Conservatives in Surrey-Guildford The recounts...

Village of Fruitvale prepares for mayor’s departure and upcoming by-election

Election season isn’t over yet in the Kootenays. With Fruitvale Mayor Steve Morissette being named the official winner of the Kootenay-Monashee riding, the village will soon need to find a new mayor to fill his spot. Morissette will chair his final council meeting on Monday, November 4, with his resignation coming...

Canada Dental Plan milestone

In the six months since it's inception, the Federal Government say more than one million Canadians have received care through the Canadian Dental Care Plan. Officials say today, the plan is also expanding to include more services, including the initial placement of partial dentures or crowns, as well as a...

Turn back time this Sunday

Enjoy an extra hour sleep in this Sunday as daylight saving come to an end on November 3. Clocks will go back one hour at 2am, meaning dawn will come earlier and darkness will loom sooner in the afternoons. Love it or hate, daylight saving ends this Sunday. Be the first to...
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