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23
sentences that state something as happening or true
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4%
1 of 23 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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Leans right
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The Conservative Party has made history and won an election in the Canadian province of British Columbia for the first time in nearly 100 years.
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Party → make → years
The result marks an end to nine years of power for the left-of-center New Democrats, who voiced opposition to new oil pipelines and supported a ban on tankers along the province's northern coast.
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who → mark → coast
The right-leaning Conservatives, headed by 58-year-old Lorne Doerkson, won 64 of the 93 seats and the New Democrats won 27.
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Democrats → lean → 27
The Conservatives pledged to double natural gas production by 2032 and more than triple it by 2035.
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Conservatives → pledge → 2035
'I believe in energy...
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I → believe → energy
We will cut red tape like it's never been cut before,' Conservative leader Doerkson said in his victory speech.
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Doerkson → cut → speech
Doerkson, who will become the next premier of the province, promised to 'supercharge' British Columbia.
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who → become → Columbia
The province will host a business summit in Vancouver next year.
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province → host → Vancouver
The Conservatives promised to end emissions limits, replace the province's carbon tax framework and reach out to energy providers that had left the province's LNG sector since 2018, including ExxonMobil, Chevron and Woodside.
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that → promise → ExxonMobil
Polls showed voters were focused on cost-of-living issues, healthcare, and the ongoing trade war with US President Donald Trump.
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voters → show → Trump
Conservative leader Lorne Doerkson won the election and will now be British Columbia's new leader
British Columbia Premier David Eby reacts to his loss as he speaks on stage at the New Democratic Party provincial election night party in Vancouver on October 24, 2026
New Democrat Premier David Eby, meanwhile, had called for a strong mandate to confront Trump's tariff threats.
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Eby → win → threats
He hung his head as he resigned from his leadership role on Saturday night.
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Eby had called the snap election, which massively backfired on him.
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which → call → him
It took around an hour after polls closed at 8pm Saturday for The Canadian Press to call the race.
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Press → take → race
The landslide victory for the right-leaning party in British Columbia comes just days after another crucial vote in Canada.
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victory → lean → Canada
Voters in Canada's oil-rich Alberta province overwhelmingly backed remaining in the country, referendum results showed last Tuesday, delivering a boost to Prime Minister Mark Carney´s push for national unity.
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results → back → unity
Trump´s trade war and annexation threats have ralled across Canada in recent months - but Alberta ultimately voted to remain part of the country.
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Alberta → ralle → country
With more than 1.9 million votes counted and results reported from 90 percent of voting areas and locations, 75 percent of voters supported remaining in Canada, while 25 percent backed beginning a process toward separation, according to unofficial results from Elections Alberta.
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Approval would have set Alberta on a path toward a future vote on separation from Canada.
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Approval → set → Canada
'It´s a great result for Canada that Albertans have chosen unity,' Carney told reporters Tuesday before a Cabinet meeting in Ottawa.
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Carney → it´ → Ottawa
Carney said the roughly one-quarter of voters who backed beginning the separation process did not necessarily want independence, suggesting only a smaller 'hard core' favored leaving Canada.
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core → say → Canada
Some voters said they wanted to send Ottawa a message rather than separate.
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they → say → message
Alberta separatist organizer David Parker acknowledged the scale of the defeat.
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Parker → acknowledge → defeat
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