Interim Conservative Party Leader Lorne Doerkson has held just four media availabilities since October 9th. In those 14 days, he has taken just 19 total questions.

PENTICTON - Interim Conservative Leader Lorne Doerkson’s platform makes it clear why he’s been hiding it: it would mean cuts to healthcare and infrastructure, putting services on the chopping block.

After avoiding journalists for most of the week, Interim Conservative Leader Lorne Doerkson and his staff snapped back at a reporter for daring to ask one this afternoon. A Conservative staffer ...

VANCOUVER – BC NDP leader David Eby stood with nurses to outline the clear choice for British Columbians on health care: his plan to keep building hospitals and hiring health care workers or billions ...

Doerkson finally emerged after spending the last two days fundraising instead of answering the dozens of questions about his plan that remain unanswered.

Yesterday Emily Lowan was asked by The Tyee if she could support the Conservatives in a minority government. She said “I don’t think we can rule anything out at this point.” ...

VICTORIA – A re-elected BC NDP government will expand the hours at the Edmonds Urgent and Primary Care Centre (UPCC) from evening and weekends only to full-day service, giving more people access to ...

LANGLEY - Interim Conservative Leader Lorne Doerkson’s platform makes it clear why he’s been hiding it: it would mean cuts to healthcare and infrastructure, putting services and thousands of new ...

KELOWNA - Interim Conservative Leader Lorne Doerkson’s platform makes it clear why he’s been hiding it: it would mean cuts to healthcare and infrastructure, putting services and new schools in Kelowna ...