At a New Democrat campaign rally in Surrey on Sunday, Official Opposition leader John Horgan accused Clark's government of being beholden to wealthy donors and corporate lobbyists.
The sky-high cost of home ownership has been a high-profile issue in the province, but Horgan says it's time that more attention is paid to renters who face affordability challenges.
"They've got to be a lot more creative than just saying freeze the rates, because that just adds to the problem".
Glen Sanford, the B.C. NDP's deputy director, said he welcomed any investigation by the privacy commissioner.
If they could win enough seats to hold the balance of power in B.C., what would that mean on economic, environmental, and democratic reform policies, where they've long held different beliefs than the NDP and Liberals?
Her own pitch in favour of the platform, delivered in a media conference at a Vancouver tech firm, relied heavily on a triumphant recounting of the government record and double counting of earlier announcements. "We want to make sure that life stays affordable for people". That would push Hydro's deferral accounts and debt up even more, leaving a bigger bill for future generations, he said.
The $1 billion reduction in medical service plan premiums announced in the provincial budget. And we're leading on Vancouver Island at 34 per cent.
This could be the end for Bill O'Reilly
Fabiani said arrangements for the vacation were made in October and the timing coincides with O'Reilly's children's spring break. They're looking into recent sexual harassment claims made by Fox News guest Wendy Walsh , according to the report.
For the next four weeks until the beginning of May, the political eyes of the world will be watching with interest an election 8,000 kilometres from British Columbia. The B.C. Liberals forecast this will cost $2.5 million a year.
The party is estimating the new promises - including putting a cap on the Port Mann and Golden Ears bridge tolls - will cost an additional $157 million by 2019/20.
The Greens have said they would not change tolling as it stands if elected.
The Liberals sent a second complaint letter Monday, alleging the B.C. NDP was in breach of the Act by attempting to use a voter support list collected by the federal NDP in the 2015 federal election.
Respondents said they thought Clark would be best at handling the economy and jobs, and energy and pipelines, and that she's the preferred choice for managing the province's finances and transportation projects. "That's what makes it possible for us to make some of these changes and make some of these investments".
He is an articulate spokesman for the progressive, alternative agenda the Greens are promoting - one that, if polls are to be believed, is increasingly being viewed as more attractive than what the Liberals and NDP are offering. He is also seen as the leader who "shares the views of most British Columbians" on childcare, seniors care, fundraising for political parties and helping residents become homeowners.
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