Party leaders have campaign stops planned across the Metro Vancouver region as the campaign enters the second day
B.C. Conservative Party Leader John Rustad , speaks during a news conference to kick off his campaign in Vancouver , on Sept. 21.The leaders of British Columbia’s two main political parties are focusing on the challenges facing Metro Vancouver communities as the provincial election campaign enters its second day.
He says the community’s campaign kickoff event will focus on the city’s specific needs, including a lack of hospital and transit services, as well as affordability, crime and the education system. “North Vancouver has been a great partner for this,” said Eby. “They identified three BC Builds sites right off the top. They’ve fast-tracked permitting for those sites the rental housing is particularly affordable. There are many cities like that in the province we’re closely working with and we’re visiting today.”
Green Party Leader Sonia Furstenau was scheduled to spend Sunday campaigning in her Victoria riding, where she also launched her campaign on Saturday.
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