lmfao the conservative who ran against emily lowan in saanich north and the islands tried to use the one time she met hasan piker as a talking point against her at the doors and no one knew wtf what he was talking about
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I'm sorry. I don't have time for this right now.
Trixie Mattel says she and Frankie Grande had 'consensual, non-monogamous relationship' with Barry Keoghan thepinknews.com/2026/09/01/t…
we're still waiting on one more poll in north vancouver-seymour but it appears that the oneBC candidate didn't even vote for himself
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I asked Premier Kinew if he has concerns about Premier-designate Doerksen's promise to repeal DRIPA in BC:
"The election results in BC should concern every elected politician and every consultant out there... what we're doing is not a game."
#cdnpoli
i always hate blaming 3rd parties but this is especially stupid. the BC NDP lost because they called an election no one wanted and people were pissed about it, in addition to already being dissatisfied with the state of things. many people stayed home and others voted for change.
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These masked guys showing up to stand outside the BC Parliament Buildings, the morning after a conservative win, isn't a great sign.
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Wait, do people actually believe there was zero right wing party in British Columbia for a century???
i swear to god if brad west becomes the next leader of the BC NDP i am giving up on this party for good
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David Eby governed like a substitute teacher trying desperately not to lose control of a classroom that did not respect him as a real authority figure. Whole election was about nothing but his own self-interest and no surprise the voter base he alienated sat it out & stayed home.
just so everyone is clear: this is only the first conservative government in BC in 90+ years *in name only*. social credit and the BC liberals were conservatives and they governed for decades. there’s a reason christy clark and gordon campbell were campaigning for the cons.
Today broke grey and raw for New Democrats here in BC: last night was a body blow.
This morning I’m sending solidarity and care to all the progressive organizers - within and beyond electoral politics - who have worked tirelessly over so many years in this province.
It is thanks to your unending effort that we have won and defended all our social gains: queer and disability rights, Indigenous rights, childcare and public health, working conditions and unionization, universal public services and more.
None of these victories came without struggle. And that struggle must continue now, to protect them in every way we can.
But not today. Today is a day to feel all the feelings, find comfort and get some rest.
Tomorrow we rise to fight again.

















