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Official Opposition now the BC United party
Kevin Falcon, Leader of the Official Opposition, last night announced the launch of the BC United name and new branding. Kevin Falcon “This is a…
Official Opposition party name change approved by members
With votes from over 8,000 members, the BC Liberal Party has voted 80% in favour of changing the party name to “BC United.” An online…
BC Liberal name change vote begins Nov. 13
The BC Liberal Party will conduct its membership-wide vote proposing a party name change to “BC United” beginning November 13. The vote will be conducted…
Pre-campaign period opens July 18
The pre-campaign period for the 2022 General Local Elections (municipal and school trustee) begins Monday, July 18 and runs until September 16, 2022. Election advertising…
Expense limits for local election candidates released
Things are going to get political in the East Kootenay and across British Columbia this fall as the 2022 General Local Election takes place October…
Code of practice established for in B.C. elections
A voluntary political campaign activity code of practice has been established for provincial political parties in British Columbia. The purpose of the code is to…
Voting modernized with Election Act changes
Increased efficiency and speed are the motives behind amendments to the Election Act announced last week by B.C.’s Ministry of Attorney General. The amendments, part…
Clovechok and Shypitka victories confirmed
Elections BC today reports the final count for the 2020 Provincial General Election is complete in every electoral district in the province. At the conclusion…
Just over half eligible voters participated
It shouldn’t be surprising to British Columbians, who have been dodging voting responsibilities for many years now. But the most recent provincial election, by all…