BC Conservatives Win Majority Government
David Eby resigns as NDP leader after losing in the snap election he called on Sept. 22.
The B.C. Conservatives have won a majority government in the recent election, ending the NDP’s nine-year rule and positioning Lorne Doerkson as the new premier. Doerkson, who was recently selected as interim leader, has pledged to revitalize the province’s economy by cutting red tape, tripling natural gas production, and expanding export opportunities through new ports and rail. His platform also includes tax cuts, improvements to healthcare and public safety, and the protection of private property rights.
- B.C. Conservatives won a majority government in the Oct. 24 election.
- Lorne Doerkson will become premier.
- Doerkson aims to welcome capital back by cutting red tape and tripling natural gas production by 2035.
- Plans include building more ports and rail for export, increasing energy supply, and cutting taxes.
- Improvements to healthcare, public safety, and private property rights are also promised.
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