B.C. NDP to unveil election platform, Conservatives promise to end insurance monopoly
- B.C. NDP Leader David Eby will unveil the party's election platform, while Conservative Leader John Rustad promises to end the provincial insurance corporation's monopoly on vehicle insurance.
- The New Democrats propose a $1,000 tax cut for families next year and plans for fast-tracking factory-built homes.
- Rustad claims that ending the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia's monopoly will increase competition, lower costs, and improve services.
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B.C. Election: Conservatives vow to dismantle ICBC monopoly on auto insurance
More than three years after the NDP switched to no-fault auto insurance for ICBC, Conservative Leader John Rustad is promising his party would reverse some of the changes and also end the insurance provider's longstanding monopoly.
B.C. NDP unveils election platform, focusing on 'tough challenges' — and John Rustad
New Democrat Leader David Eby has released his party’s British Columbia election campaign platform promising to find solutions to “today’s tough challenges” in the province. The 65-page platform lists about $2.
Conservative commit to ending ICBC’s monopoly
PRINCE GEORGE—The BC Conservatives have announced that they would end ICBC’s monopoly should they get elected. In a news release, leader John Rustad promises competitive car insurance across the province in hopes that it will drive down costs and improve services for drivers. “ICBC is a bloated monopoly,” said Rustad. “After years of mismanagement, British Columbians are stuck with a broken system. On top of that, David Eby and the NDP have str…
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