Eby, Doerkson, and Lowan pitch competing economic plans to worried B.C. business community - Daily Hive
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On Tuesday, British Columbia’s three major provincial political party leaders offered sharply different plans to improve the provincial economy to a business community increasingly very concerned about the direction of the province.
BC NDP leader David Eby, Conservative Party of British Columbia leader Lorne Doerkson and Green Party of British Columbia leader Emily Lowan addressed the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade (GVBOT) on Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2026, before the provincial general election on Saturday, Oct. 24.
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