B.C. party leaders make campaign stop at Vancouver trade board ahead of election
The leaders of B.C.'s three major political parties will pitch their plans to business leaders in Vancouver with less than two weeks to go before the provincial election.
Three major political parties in British Columbia are making a campaign stop at the Vancouver trade board as the provincial election approaches. The leaders of the NDP, Conservative interim leader, and the Green Party have all been invited to speak at an event hosted by the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade. The leaders, David Eby, Lorne Doerkson, and Emily Lowan, are set to present their plans to business leaders despite not debating each other.
Following their speeches, there will be a question-and-answer session with board president Bridgitte Anderson. The board aims to give attendees the opportunity to hear directly from the leaders about their vision for the province and their priorities for B.C.’s future. A televised debate is scheduled for the day before the election on October 24.
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