Top Results For: NDP

A Surrey man is raising concerns saying he received a personalized letter from the BC NDP, which included his voting history and asking him to vote in this weekend’s provincial election. He feels the party has overstepped and wants to know how they gained access to to his voting records. Travis Prasad reports.

BC NDP leader David Eby is defending closed-door negotiations that would change the compensation model for about 400 plots of crown land being transferred to First Nations. Aaron McArthur reports.

After losing his party’s majority and only narrowly securing his own seat in the legislature, David Eby resigned as the BC NDP leader on Saturday night. Here is his full speech.

The BC NDP is pledging to expand involuntary care in the Okanagan if re-elected. It says it would add to existing facilities to treat severe mental health and addictions challenges. Kevin Pontious has the details.

A political mailout is sparking accusations of voter manipulation. As Paul Johnson reports, the BC Conservatives say an NDP campaign letter mailed to voters could be mistaken for official Elections BC correspondence.

ICBC’s no-fault insurance model is turning into an election issue with both the Conservatives and NDP making claims about what the other is doing. One making claims of secret deals and the other of a flip-flop on the issue. Travis Prasad has the backstory and the latest development in this ongoing saga.

We are now in the final week on the campaign trail of the provincial election. Over the past month, party leaders have posed for photo ops, and referenced certain businesses. Now, there’s one Fraser Valley business that’s trying to distance itself from the NDP. Angela Jung has more on how the snap election has left...

Upon learning Albertans, in landslide numbers, have voted to remain in Canada after Monday night’s provincial referendum question ballot, the NDP have responded. Party leader Avi Lewis, joined by NDP Parliamentary leader Don Davies, said he was “truly heartened” with the result – which he called a “clear rejection of the politics of division.”

The BC NDP is promising to open another day centre on the Downtown Eastside if re-elected. That centre would provide food, washroom facilities and showers and a safe place to spend time during the day. Kristen Robinson reports.

B.C. premier-designate Lorne Doerkson appealed to British Columbians on Sunday, a day after his party beat the NDP in a snap election. Doerkson said voters had lost faith in the government, adding that it is his job to “prove them wrong.”

Community-based groups are calling on the NDP government to keep its promises to stop big rent hikes for Manitobans.

The BC NDP are promising to freeze ICBC basic rates until 2030 after a letter from BC Conservative letter Lorne Doerkson came to light. Ben O’Hara-Byrne has the details.

Alberta’s Opposition NDP is proposing a three-part plan to address concerns about detainees and offenders being released in Edmonton’s Chinatown. Joel Gotlib shares the details and what the governing UCP has to say about it.

WATCH: Saskatchewan’s Official Opposition is sharing its vision for improving the province’s health care system, with the first phase of its multi-phased plan focused on primary care.

A new Ipsos poll has the BC Conservatives continuing to pull ahead of the BC NDP among decided voters. The survey done exclusively for Global News also shows a quarter of British Columbians are still unsure of who to vote for. Travis Prasad has the details.

Global News has learned BC NDP leader David Eby’s family is taking advantage of $10-a-day child care. His predecessor launched the program back in 2018, but it was recently frozen from expansion, leaving many parents having to pay some of the highest child care fees in the country. Jordan Armstrong reports.

The Alberta government filed an appeal against a court decision in favour of First Nations over the original wording for the referendum question on separation. With the referendum concluded, the NDP and First Nations involved want the case dropped. Bella Finn reports.

Many people have posted on social media in support of a now-removed post by NDP MLA Paul Wozney. He was removed as the party whip after one of his posts suggested we use recent unrest in France as a model to demand justice for workers affected by Bill 148. David Murdock finds out when protests...

B.C.’s two main political party leaders are campaigning in different regions of the province but both promising big investments in resources and energy sectors. The BC NDP plegding to double critical mineral exports while the BC Conservatives laying out their energy superpower plan. Ben O’Hara-Byrne has the details.

BC NDP Leader David Eby is vying for B.C. voters to re-elect him as premier. He’s been heavily criticized for calling a snap election and continues to face a number of tough questions on the campaign trail. Ben O’Hara-Byrne sat down with him and his family as we head into provincial election week.