• BC Premier Christy Clark rejects Conservative leadership bid - CBC.ca

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    BC Premier Christy Clark rejects Conservative leadership bid
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    B.C. Premier Christy Clark said she has no wish to replace Conservative Leader Stephen Harper, and laughed at the idea of watching hockey with the incoming prime minister. "Yah...(laughing) I mean I am pretty sure he likes hockey," said Clark when ...and more »
  • Federal Election 2015: British Columbia splits along party lines - Globalnews.ca

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    Federal Election 2015: British Columbia splits along party lines
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    VANCOUVER – The map of election winners in British Columbia mirrored the political spectrum after Monday's election — NDP on the left, Conservatives on the right and Liberals down the middle. Vancouver Island and the northwest were the literal left ...
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  • Canada election 2015: Big name BC politicians challenged - CBC.ca

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    Canada election 2015: Big name BC politicians challenged
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    James Moore, Libby Davies, Jinny Sims: their names have made them some of British Columbia's best-known federal politicians. But the fates of their seats was a mixed bag on Monday night. As Industry minister, Moore announced that he wouldn't be running ...and more »
  • Polls close in British Columbia as Liberal seat count rises across Canada - The Globe and Mail

    Polls close in British Columbia as Liberal seat count rises across Canada
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    Polls have closed in British Columbia, the province where citizens had the last opportunity to vote in Canada's 42nd general election. Voting stations were open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. in the Pacific time zone, an earlier start and finish time than ...and more »
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