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BC Liberals pledge to strengthen privacy laws, improve data access

BC Liberals pledge to strengthen privacy laws, improve data access

NDP, Greens fail to respond to multiple information requests
September overdose deaths down from August

September overdose deaths down from August

Greater number of cases with “extreme fentanyl concentrations”
Aid to small business a day late and dollar short: Furstenau

Aid to small business a day late and dollar short: Furstenau

Green Leader Sonia Furstenau campaigns in West Vancouver, says small business needs more help
Henry says B.C. is in second wave of COVID-19 pandemic

Henry says B.C. is in second wave of COVID-19 pandemic

B.C. is in the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry said at her daily pandemic press conference Monday.
BC NDP promises to double $143m fund to protect wild salmon

BC NDP promises to double $143m fund to protect wild salmon

Leader John Horgan said he would continue to work closely with Ottawa on managing B.C. fisheries and fish stocks
NDP's Nathan Cullen apologizes for making fun of Liberals' First Nations candidate

NDP's Nathan Cullen apologizes for making fun of Liberals' First Nations candidate

Cullen suggested that candidate Roy Jones Jr. is not well liked and that his nickname is Kinkles
NDP and Liberals trade barbs on record helping the resource sector

NDP and Liberals trade barbs on record helping the resource sector

NDP focused on Liberal leader Andrew Wilkinson's role with Skeena Cellulose pulp mil
BC Conservative leader was fined in 2018 for discrimination in sexual harassment case

BC Conservative leader was fined in 2018 for discrimination in sexual harassment case

“No, I will not step down,” says Peace River North candidate Trevor Bolin says
Number of B.C. COVID-19 patients in ICU reaches highest level since April

Number of B.C. COVID-19 patients in ICU reaches highest level since April

Total rises to 26, up two overnight
Chinese Communist Party agreement with B.C. needs federal ‘cues’: Wilkinson

Chinese Communist Party agreement with B.C. needs federal ‘cues’: Wilkinson

BC Liberal Party initiated several trade missions to China between 2013 and 2017 and signed a MOU on that country’s “One Belt One Road” global trade initiative