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Potential 'change of tone' for B.C. businesses as Conservatives poised for majority

Business leaders welcome the prospect of change, but fiscal challenges and investment uncertainty remain

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Varcoe: Change in B.C. government offers 'clear momentum for the oil and gas industry'

The Conservative victory in the British Columbia provincial election could have seismic ramifications for the Canadian oil and gas sector.

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Potential 'change of tone' for B.C. businesses as Conservatives poised for majority

Business groups hope for lower taxes and less red tape under a Conservative government, while questions remain over the province’s economic outlook.

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Potential 'change of tone' for B.C. businesses as Conservatives poised for majority

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