BC Liberal MLA Steve Thomson has been the voice for Kelowna Mission for seven years, but isn't seeking re-election.

The BC Greens are outlining billions of dollars in new spending to enhance the education system, gaps with income security, concerns over childcare and a lack of affordable homes.

BC NDP Leader John Horgan will be in Richmond to talk long-term care, while BC Liberal Leader Andrew Wilkinson is heading to Skeena to focus on LNG.

The B.C. provincial election is a little over two weeks away. Here's the latest on the parties and the campaign.

Paul was acclaimed as the Green candidate there before the leadership race ended but May says now that Paul is the leader, the other parties should stand down.

Meanwhile, BC Liberal leader Andrew Wilkinson showed his support for the forestry sector in Merritt and BC Greens leader Sonia Furstenau was in the Comox Valley.

One candidate to replace Elizabeth May as party leader had thousands of dollars in donations kept by the party itself, while another says she's heard from supporters that ballots are missing.

Contributions meant for Glen Murray were incorrectly treated as general donations and kept in party coffers rather than being passed on.

BC NDP Leader John Horgan says he is recommitting to implement a 10-year plan for $10-a-day child care in British Columbia if his party is re-elected.

Premier John Horgan has called an election for Oct. 24