B.C. Goes Blue: Conservatives Form Government in British Columbia, Take Peace Region Seats
The party won 64 seats and 48.05% of the vote, and Andrew Doerkson said his first priority is tax relief for working British Columbians.
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Almost no one knew Lorne Doerkson when he was put to the head of the Conservative Party of British Columbia on September 20th. On Saturday, five weeks later, the interim leader won the provincial election with a convincing majority of 64 seats out of 93. How do we explain this staggering rise?
Colby Cosh: What Alberta conservatives can learn from their B.C. brethren
EDMONTON — It was certainly a busy week in Western politics, between Alberta’s consultative provincial referendum and B.C.’s general election. Saturday’s landslide victory for B.C.’s ad-hoc Conservative coalition will provide a powerful beacon of hope for small-c conservative politicians across Canada, after a difficult year, and the engineers of Lorne Doerkson’s campaign will be in […]
Following the historic victory of the British Columbia Progressive Conservative Party, an analyst predicts that the Alberta government will be encouraged and hopeful for future project collaborations.
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