Why Is Canada Killing Its Own People, and Why Is No One Stopping It?
British Columbia elected a Conservative majority government on October 24th for the first time in nearly a century, with the Conservative Party under interim leader Lauren Dorkson securing 63 of 93 seats, the New Democrats collapsing to 28 seats, and the Greens holding two. Turnout plummeted to around 48 percent, down more than 10 points from the previous election, indicating that the New Democrat vote collapsed rather than a conservative surge, as many supporters simply stayed home. The snap election was called by the Liberal Party and blew up in their face, marking the first time in…
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