Bc Leaders Debate Elections

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1. 14 Oct

   The leaders of British Columbia’s three main parties are to face off today in their only debate of the snap provincial election.

   3 outlets · Toronto Star
2. 15 Oct

   The debate also heard video messages from CentreBC Leader Elenore Sturko and OneBC Leader Dallas Brodie.

   2 outlets · The Globe and Mail

Coverage 8 articles

• 15 Oct Amy Hamm: David Eby’s failure of an election debateIn a recent B.C. election debate, Premier David Eby of the NDP appeared uncharismatic and gloomy, struggling against his opponents Lorne Doerkson from the Conservatives and Emily Lowan from the Green Party. The debate moderator questioned Eby’s decision to call an early snap election amid declining public approval ratings for the NDP government, which currently holds a one-seat majority. During the debate, Eby…National Post
• 15 Oct Here are five things to know about B.C.'s only televised election debateBritish Columbia’s main party leaders participated in a televised election debate on Wednesday night where they criticized each other's policies and made their case for votes. NDP Leader David Eby defended his decision to call an early election, while B.C. Conservative interim leader Lorne Doerkson promised to pay down the province’s $13.8 billion deficit without raising taxes. Green Party Leader Emily Lowan…Toronto Star
• 15 Oct Car insurance, LNG and affordability: highlights from B.C. party leaders' debateDuring a televised debate in Vancouver ahead of British Columbia's October 24 election, leaders from the NDP, Conservative Party, and Green Party discussed key issues such as car insurance affordability and Indigenous rights legislation. David Eby and Lorne Doerkson debated the merits and drawbacks of no-fault auto insurance, with Eby defending its benefits and Doerkson criticizing it for harming accident victims…CBC
• 15 Oct Five takeaways from the B.C. leaders’ debateThe leaders of British Columbia’s three main political parties—NDP Leader David Eby, Conservative Leader Lorne Doerkson, and Green Leader Emily Lowan—participated in a televised debate on Wednesday ahead of the Oct. 24 provincial election. The two-hour debate covered issues such as affordability, health care, finances, and Indigenous rights, with tensions rising at times. NDP Leader Eby defended his decision to call…The Globe and Mail
• 15 Oct Key quotes from the British Columbia leaders' debate ahead of Oct. 24 electionDuring a televised debate ahead of the October 24 British Columbia election, leaders from three parties—NDP's David Eby, B.C. Conservative's Lorne Doerkson, and Green Party's Emily Nagy Lowan—discussed various provincial issues. Key points included Eby defending his decision to call an early election by stating the current government failed to address citizens' needs adequately. Doerkson addressed controversy over…Toronto Star
• 15 Oct B.C.'s major party leaders to debate tonight ahead of provincial electionTonight at 6:15 p.m. PT in Vancouver, B.C.'s NDP Leader David Eby, Conservative Leader Lorne Doerkson, and Green Party Leader Emily Lowan will debate live ahead of the October 24 provincial election. The debate will focus on key issues such as health care, the economy, housing prices, and affordability, based on recent surveys indicating these are top concerns for voters. Shachi Kurl from the Angus Reid Institute…CBC
• 14 Oct B.C. party leaders to face off in only debate of snap provincial electionLeaders from British Columbia’s NDP, Conservative, and Green parties will participate in a single debate ahead of the October 24 provincial election. The event, set to take place today from 6:15 p.m. to 8 p.m., will be moderated by Shachi Kurl and broadcast on major networks. Notably, the Greens recently released their platform, which includes initiatives costing nearly $9.3 billion annually over two fiscal years…The Globe and Mail
• 14 Oct Three B.C. party leaders to face off in only televised debate of electionToday marks a televised debate featuring the leaders of British Columbia’s three main political parties—NDP Leader David Eby, interim Conservative leader Lorne Doerkson, and Green Leader Emily Lowan—from 6:15 p.m. to 8 p.m., with all major media outlets broadcasting it live. The event will be moderated by Shachi Kurl of the Angus Reid Institute.Toronto Star

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