Spending by the official Yes side, along with other supporters, far surpassed that of opponents. More than 60 per cent of B.C. voters rejected the change. Continue reading
Justice Minister Sonia LeBel said she will table a bill — “a bill that will have the largest consensus possible” — before Oct. 1, even though the Liberal Party is against this reform. Continue reading
Information sessions are now being held across P.E.I. to educate the public on the pros and cons of switching from the current first-past-the-post system to a mixed member proportional voting system. Continue reading
From ICBC to LNG to the Trans Mountain pipeline, British Columbia was full of big political stories this year. Here are the 2018 highlights. Continue reading
It may have its flaws and there are clearly areas in need of improvement, but FPTP is here to stay. British Columbians have made that point, loud and clear. Continue reading
After three failed referendums, it appears B.C. has little appetite to change the way it elects politicians. Continue reading
British Columbians have voted against changing the province’s electoral system. In a province-wide referendum, Continue reading
Elections B.C. will announce on Thursday the results of the electoral reform referendum. Continue reading
Voters who have their ballot collecting dust can still vote in person until 4:30 p.m. Friday. Continue reading
Two days before the deadline to have the mail-in referendum package on proportional representation returned to Elections BC, voter turnout has hit 40 per cent. Continue reading