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Eby says Conservatives acting like they've won B.C. election, as Doerkson fundraises
- British Columbia’s final voting day is Saturday, and Conservative Leader Lorne Doerkson had no media availability scheduled for Wednesday.
- Doerkson had two fundraising events Wednesday after five others during the previous week, as the Conservatives sought donations to respond to what they called NDP attack ads.
- Elections B.C. said about 711,000 people voted during the first five days of advance voting, about 9% fewer than during the same period in 2024.
- NDP Leader David Eby said the Conservatives were conducting themselves as if they had won by focusing on fundraising near the end of the election.
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Eby says Conservatives acting like they've won B.C. election, as Doerkson fundraises
SURREY — NDP Leader David Eby says the B.C. Conservatives are "conducting themselves as if they've won" the provincial election by focusing on fundraising instead of taking questions from the media in the last days of the campaign.
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