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“Indeed, the scale and magnitude of Eby’s misreading of the B.C. electorate in calling his early snap election cannot be understated and it may well be the greatest political blunder in Canadian history.”

“British Columbia voters headed to the polls on Saturday, closing out an unusually turbulent election period that could see the Conservative party take power in a surprising upset, potentially unseating the province’s NDP premier following his highly unpopular…”

“Is B.C. really going to elect the guy with the terrible track record, who called a self-serving election, and who announced that he cannot work with colleagues over differences of opinion?”

“Despite the resignation of B.C.’s Conservative leader, and the appointment of an interim one, British Columbians find themselves in the middle of a snap election.”

“A leadership election must be called within a year of Findlay’s resignation, and the rules state pretty clearly that “An Interim Leader may not be a Leadership Candidate.””

“Does it really matter if voters are unhappy about the upcoming snap election in British Columbia?”

“TOP STORY Recommended Videos When Quebec Premier Robert Bourassa called a snap election in 1976, the official reason was that he needed a new mandate to address “a number of very important events (that) will affect the future of Quebec.””

“IN OTHER NEWS There are two potential snap elections in the air, fuelled by no other purpose than the fact it would allow an incumbent government to capitalize on a brief (and potentially fleeting) moment of electability.”