Final week of B.C.’s election campaign kicks off with leaders trading barbs
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With just a handful of days left to go until B. C.’s Election Day, party leaders are putting their best foot forward in hopes of drawing in more voters.
But a back-and-forth between BC NDP leader David Eby and BC Conservatives interim leader Lorne Doerkson got heated Monday. Eby was in Vancouver, affirming his support for a united Canada, as Albertans headed to the polls to vote on whether they want to be separated from the country.
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